Global Vice President of IT Applications & Architecture

Global Vice President of IT Applications & Architecture

About the Company

Globally-recognized chemical manufacturing company

Industry
Chemicals

Type
Privately Held

About the Role

The Company is seeking a Global VP of IT Applications & Architecture to lead the organization's information technology strategies and initiatives. The successful candidate will be responsible for driving operational excellence through the simplification, standardization, automation, optimization, and security of global IT systems. This includes ERP, HRIS, manufacturing execution systems, digital control systems, industrial control systems, business warehouse and data analysis, and financial consolidation systems. The role involves leading a large team of IT professionals, managing global IT standards, and participating in the company's strategic IT/OT convergence program. The ideal candidate will have a minimum of 10 years' of experience in IT management, with a strong background in SAP ERP solutions, particularly S/4Hana, and a proven track record in business transformation initiatives. Applicants for the Global VP of IT Applications & Architecture position at the company must have a Bachelor's degree in a relevant field, with a Master's degree being a plus, and at least a decade of experience in IT management within the specified industries. The role requires a leader with a collaborative management style, excellent analytical and problem-solving skills, and a proactive, change-oriented approach. The candidate should be a team player, with the ability to collaborate effectively and manage, coach, and mentor employees. An in-depth understanding of key business functions and a broad knowledge of current and emerging technologies are essential. The company values a commitment to sustainability, positive work culture, open communication, and innovation, and is looking for an individual who embodies these principles.

Travel Percent
Less than 10%

Functions

• Information Technology