What You Will Do Technical Leadership & Solution Governance - Serve as the technical lead for manufacturing and operational technology solutions, establishing design standards and ensuring architectural alignment across OT, IT, and cloud environments.
- Own and guide complex integrations (e.g., SCADA/PLC to applications; MES/MOM to SAP) and make key technical decisions across interconnected systems.
- Define configuration baselines, integration patterns, and technical guidelines; review and validate internal and vendor technical deliverables.
- Act as the final technical escalation point for high severity incidents, cross platform troubleshooting, and plant critical system issues.
- Lead root cause analysis and drive permanent remediation and continuous improvement initiatives.
Services Leadership & Operational Excellence - Oversee IT service delivery for plant systems using ITIL aligned practices (incident, problem, change), ensuring service levels for performance, reliability, and system availability.
- Establish system monitoring, alerting, and preventive maintenance standards; drive lifecycle management and system hardening.
- Coordinate cross functional response for operational incidents involving Manufacturing, Engineering, Maintenance, IT Operations, Cybersecurity, and external vendors.
- Mentor and guide analysts, contractors, and support partners on technical approaches, troubleshooting methods, and best practices (without direct people management).
Solutions Delivery & Project Participation - Translate operational requirements into technical specifications, solution designs, and acceptance criteria.
- Lead configuration, testing, deployment, cutover, and stabilization activities for new or upgraded plant and warehouse systems.
- Participate as a technical authority in project teams, ensuring solutions are scalable, supportable, and aligned with enterprise and MOT standards.
- Support modernization initiatives across legacy to modern application stacks, cloud platforms, standardization, and OT/IT convergence.
Operational Domains & Technology Scope Process-first scope, with technologies listed as examples representing the environment breadth. The Manufacturing & Operational Technology Tower manages technologies centered around manufacturing operations, industrial systems, automation, warehouse execution, and asset/plant floor support. Spans operational technology (OT), shopfloor systems, logistics/warehouse platforms, and legacy to modern transition architectures.
Primary Technology Domains Industrial Control & Automation - SCADA platforms
- PLC integrations
- RFID based equipment and scanners
- Laser/inkjet printing control technologies
Legacy & Modern Application Stacks - Mixed .NET Framework stacks
- Classic ASP, VB6, VBScript, MSMQ
- C#, Angular modern web stack
- IIS based systems
Database & Server Technologies - SQL Server (2008 R2 2022)
- Windows Server (2008 2022)
- Windows 11 / 10 endpoints
Cloud Platforms - Cloud hosted workforce management solutions
- Cloud based environmental/compliance systems
- Cloud based research/analytics platforms
Warehouse & Distribution Technologies - Automated palletizing
- Inventory management
- AGV integrated warehouse systems
Qualifications - Bachelor's degree in Information Systems, Computer Science, Engineering, or related field.
- 10+ years of IT experience with significant exposure to manufacturing, industrial automation, or OT environments.
- Proven leadership in solution design, governance, and service delivery for complex, integrated systems.
- Hands-on expertise with SCADA/PLC integrations, SQL Server, Windows Server, and both legacy and modern application stacks.
- Experience with SAP (PP/PM), MES/MOM, warehouse execution, or automation platforms preferred.
- ITIL Foundation certification preferred.
- Ability to work 100% on-site at the Greensboro manufacturing facility.
- Must be 21 years of age or older.
Skills & Competencies - Architectural and systems design thinking
- Advanced troubleshooting across application, integration, network, and infrastructure layers
- Clear communication and stakeholder influence
- Vendor management and technical oversight
- Strong prioritization in production critical environments
- Continuous improvement mindset and disciplined documentation
Work Environment and Physical DemandWork Environment & Physical Requirements - Fully onsite role at the Greensboro manufacturing facility with frequent plant floor presence.
- Occasional after hours or weekend work during deployments or production impacting issues.
- Light physical effort; occasional handling of equipment (10-50 lbs).
- Frequent walking and extended computer use.
What We Offer• Competitive benefits package that includes medical/dental/vision/life insurance/disability plans
• Dollar for dollar 401k match up to 6% and 5% annual company contribution
• 15 Company-paid holidays
• Generous paid time off
• Employee recognition and discount programs
• Education assistance
• Employee referral bonus program
• Hybrid workplace - remote / in office
• Summer hours
• Casual dress policy Monday through Friday
Annual Base Salary Range: $103761.00 - $166017.00
Applicant InformationThis job description describes the essential functions of the job at the time the job description was created, but it is not an exhaustive list of tasks, duties and responsibilities. In addition, the position may evolve or change over time and such changes may not be reflected in the job description until it is next updated.
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