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GE Renewable Energy Power and Aviation
Product Leader
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A Director of Program Management directs ongoing program activity, or a group of program managers, for a company or organization. May be responsible for strategic direction.
$145,518 / year median in Ohio
+8% projected growth
Job Description
Job Description Summary The Product Leader is responsible for lifecycle management of power generation products - defining product strategy, driving execution, and delivering business outcomes through a team of direct-report Program Managers. This role leads cross-functional planning and execution across product development, operations, commercial, contracts, engineering, and customer teams to ensure products are delivered on time, on budget, and aligned to customer and business needs. Job Description Key Responsibilities Define and communicate the product vision, strategy, and roadmap Lead, coach, and develop a team of Program Managers responsible for execution across multiple product initiatives Translate strategic priorities into executable programs, milestones, and measurable outcomes Partner with engineering, supply chain, operations, finance, and commercial teams to align product delivery with business objectives Drive governance, operating cadence, and escalation management across the product portfolio Monitor program performance, risks, dependencies, and resource needs; intervene as needed to remove roadblocks Ensure prioritization of SQDC - includes customer requirements, quality standards, cost targets, and schedule commitments are met Build & execute action plans to achieve assigned metrics to track product and program health, including delivery, customer impact, and financial performance Lead portfolio tradeoff decisions based on business value, technical feasibility, resource constraints, and risk