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The Global Manufacturing Change Management Team is looking for an Organizational Change Manager who will work in the various Enterprise Change programs and projects.
Do you have a passion for Change Management and extensive experience in leading the implementation of transformation programs? Do you like to be responsible for realizing the targeted project benefits by securing fluent implementation of project deliverables (new ways of working, IT-systems, business processes) into the ASML Manufacturing (MF) organization? Then we look forward to talking to you!
The Change Manager reports to the head of Global Manufacturing Organizational Change Management and becomes part of the MF BPI & Strategy department. The department represents the voice of internal and external customers within ASML Global Manufacturing and focuses on business performance improvement (BPI) programs, which impact multiple factories in the network. Programs and projects are executed in close collaboration with factories in the ASML Manufacturing Network as well as the sectors Business Performance Improvement (BPI) and IT. As a Change Manager you will be involved in ASML Prioritized Initiatives and/or Manufacturing sector owned initiatives in the Enterprise Change (previously called non-PGP) area.
Role and responsibilities
The Organizational Change Manager (OCM) drives the people side of transformation programs, focusing on impact, readiness and sustainable adoption.
Employees are prepared and willing to adopt new ways of working
High adoption increases benefits realization and reduces business disruption
Capabilities are embedded to sustain results after transformation
The OCM defines and delivers the change strategy across factories in close collaboration with the line organization, program/project teams, deployment leads/business adoption teams. The role also builds change capability in the organization.
Defines and deploys change, learning and communication strategies for strategic and tactical programs
Executes the change plan using ASML’s change management framework, adapting to complexity and changing requirements
Builds OCM skills in the line organization and program/project teams
Coaches leaders in their role as change and communication leaders
Exchanges best practices with other Organizational Change Managers
The OCM collaborates with OCM team members, local factory change agents, sector change managers, project teams, Learning and Communication specialists, the OCM competence center and the line organization to enable successful implementation and capability building.
Education and experience
Bachelor or Master degree in relevant field
10+ years’ experience in project or group management
5+ years’ experience in large scale business change / transformation programs in a (preferably technical) manufacturing, multi-cultural environment
Knowledge and experience with Change Management and continuous improvement methods (Lean etc.)
Experience with stakeholder management and building relations in a complex organization
(Senior) training, facilitation and coaching skills and experience at various organizational levels (leadership to shop-floor)
Knowledge and experience with Program-Project Management, Benefits Management, Learning and Communication
Skills
Organized and business savvy: pro-actively drives results and business improvement initiatives (self-starter)
Ability to think and act cross sectors and departments, breaking through silo’s
Strong communication and stakeholder management skills at all organizational levels; collaborates and connects
Ability to hold up the mirror, convince, inspire and motivate people; ability to deal with resistance and influence without power
Stimulates reflection and learning
Capability to drive complex issues to simple and pragmatic solutions
Enthusiastic and positive team player
Fluent in English (both verbal and written) and experience with multicultural teams
Other information
Please make sure to apply with a recent resume and dedicated cover letter.
For this position, the indicative (fixed) annual salary range is between 98,000 euro and 110,500 euro. This range comprises vacation allowance and a 13th-month payment. Company profit sharing is not included in this range. The actual compensation offered will depend on several factors that are unique to each candidate, including but not limited to: job-related skills, relevant education and (work) experience, certifications, demonstrated abilities of the candidate, pay relative to other team members. This information is provided for transparency and guidance purposes only, and no rights can be derived from this salary indication.
Inclusion and diversity
ASML is an Equal Opportunity Employer that values and respects the importance of a diverse and inclusive workforce. It is the policy of the company to recruit, hire, train and promote persons in all job titles without regard to race, color, religion, sex, age, national origin, veteran status, disability, sexual orientation, or gender identity. We recognize that inclusion and diversity is a driving force in the success of our company.
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About ASML
ASML is Europe's largest tech company by valuation and the sole maker of the extreme-ultraviolet lithography systems that print the smallest transistors in the world — without it, nothing below a certain chip size gets made anywhere. Almost all its European roles sit in the Netherlands, split between the software that runs the machines and the manufacturing that builds them.