Director Plant Transformation Jobs in Puerto Rico

The Director of Information Technology is a strategic leader responsible for the technology vision, execution, and governance of all enterprise and manufacturing systems across the organization. Reporting directly to the CEO, this role leads the planning, prioritization, and delivery of a portfolio of IT, operational technology (OT), digital transformation, cybersecurity, infrastructure, ERP, analytics, and manufacturing technology initiatives. The Director serves as the bridge between executive leadership, manufacturing operations, sales, finance, and supply chain teams to ensure technology investments align with business objectives, improve operational efficiency, increase plant productivity, and support sustainable growth.

• Develop and execute a multi-year technology roadmap aligned with corporate goals and manufacturing strategy.
• Lead a portfolio of concurrent IT and digital transformation projects across manufacturing, business operations, supply chain, and customer service.
• Establish project governance, prioritization frameworks, budgets, resource allocation, and executive reporting.
• Present technology strategies, project status, risk assessments, and ROI analyses to the CEO and executive leadership team.
• Drive continuous improvement initiatives leveraging automation, analytics, and emerging technologies.
• Manage technology-related capital expenditures and operating budgets.

• Oversee Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES), machine integrations, and production data collection platforms.
• Lead initiatives involving corrugators, die cutters, flexo folder gluers (FFG), and converting equipment integration.
• Ensure real-time production visibility, downtime tracking, waste reduction, and OEE improvement.
• Partner with plant leadership to identify and implement technology solutions that improve manufacturing performance.

• Direct the implementation, optimization, and support of ERP and business applications supporting:
• Estimating and quoting
• Order management
• Production scheduling
• Inventory control
• Shipping and logistics
• Billing and financial operations
• Ensure seamless integration across Sales, Customer Service, Production, Supply Chain, Finance, and Executive Management.
• Lead ERP upgrades, enhancements, and system modernization initiatives.

• Provide leadership for the convergence of IT and OT environments.
• Oversee industrial networking, PLC connectivity, machine communications, and IoT initiatives.
• Develop standards for secure and reliable plant-floor connectivity.
• Support data historians, edge computing, and industrial automation projects.

• Manage Warehouse Management Systems (WMS), transportation systems, EDI platforms, and customer integrations.
• Improve supply chain visibility and operational efficiency through technology-enabled solutions.
• Support customer onboarding and strategic retailer integrations.

• Develop and maintain enterprise cybersecurity strategy and governance.
• Protect manufacturing operations and business systems from cyber threats and operational disruptions.
• Lead disaster recovery, business continuity, vulnerability management, and incident response programs.
• Establish policies and controls supporting regulatory and customer security requirements.

• Direct enterprise infrastructure operations including networks, servers, cloud platforms, telecommunications, and end-user computing.
• Lead cloud adoption initiatives and hybrid infrastructure strategies.
• Ensure high availability, scalability, and performance across all technology environments.

• Establish enterprise reporting and KPI frameworks supporting executive decision-making.
• Develop dashboards and analytics for:
• OEE
• Waste reduction
• Production efficiency
• Inventory performance
• On-time delivery
• Financial performance
• Promote data-driven decision making throughout the organization.

• Lead and develop IT managers, engineers, analysts, developers, and support personnel.
• Build strong partnerships across Operations, Finance, Sales, Customer Service, and Supply Chain functions.
• Manage vendor relationships, contracts, service providers, and technology partners.
• Foster a culture of accountability, innovation, continuous improvement, and customer service.

Education Required:
• Bachelor’s Degree in Information Technology, Computer Science, Information Systems, Engineering, or related field.
Preferred:
• MBA, Master’s Degree in Information Systems, Technology Management, Engineering, or related discipline.

• 10+ years of progressive IT leadership experience.
• 5+ years leading technology initiatives within manufacturing environments.
• Demonstrated success managing multiple enterprise-scale projects and programs simultaneously.
• Experience supporting ERP, MES, OT, industrial automation, and supply chain technologies.
• Experience presenting to executive leadership and managing organizational change.

• Program & Portfolio Management
• Manufacturing Technology Leadership
• ERP & Business Systems
• Digital Transformation
• Budgeting & Financial Management
• Cybersecurity & Risk Management
• Vendor & Contract Management
• Executive Communication
• Strategic Planning
• Change Management
• Cross-Functional Leadership
• Continuous Improvement

Weil Group is proud to be an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer.