Production Manager
📍 Rolle
Role and responsibilities
As Manager, Production, you will lead the day-to-day running of production operations: setting priorities, planning team activities, troubleshooting issues, and ensuring the team can deliver reliably in a fast-changing environment. You will manage a team of 5 people, taking ownership of daily execution while also driving improvements across quality, capacity, efficiency, and cost. This is a hands-on leadership role when needed, but not a technician role: you will balance stepping into operations to support urgent delivery with leading projects that improve how the team works over time. Lead and manage the production operations team, providing clear daily priorities, support, and coverage planning so operations keep moving. Ensure production runs smoothly, safely, and reliably, with strong focus on quality, delivery, and practical decision-making when priorities shift. Drive continuous improvement initiatives focused on process efficiency, quality, capacity improvement, and cost reduction. Lead projects autonomously, proactively moving them forward while keeping day-to-day production under control. Partner cross-functionally with Quality, QC, project teams, and customers when production issues arise, such as mix-ups or other operational concerns.
Team / description
You will be joining an organization with the patient at the heart of every decision and action, driven by purpose as we pursue exponential growth. Business recognition and accolades include: World's most innovative companies (Top 10), World's smartest companies (Top 50), 100 Best Places to Work in Boston, Top 10 European Tech Startup, Top 10 European biotechs startup to watch, Top 25 East-Coast Biotech to watch.
Qualifications and Skills
Direct working experience in a production or warehouse capacity for a similar healthcare, lifescience, diagnostic or medical device environment, producing or assembling products in a highly regulated environment.
Experience leading people who need to be on site every day, including planning coverage, solving resource constraints, and keeping operations moving.
Direct leadership exposure in lean environments where you've had to provide operational and hands-on support.
Strong operational judgement, including knowing when to step into the field to support the team and when to stay focused on longer-term projects and improvements.
Experience driving continuous improvement initiatives across process efficiency, quality, capacity, and cost, ideally in a regulated or quality-focused environment.
Strong cross-functional collaboration with Quality, QC, and other operational stakeholders.
Ability to work on site 5 days per week and commute reliably to the production site.