Program Manager, EV Charging Infrastructure & Energy Transition (EMEA)

Unlock Your Potential at Eaton: Where Diversity Drives Innovation. No matter where you come from, your aspirations matter to us. We believe in the power of different perspectives, experiences, and backgrounds to ignite innovation and drive success. We're in the business of empowering people, and that includes you. Your journey here is not just about a job; it's about a shared vision for a brighter, more sustainable future.Position OverviewWe are seeking a strategic and dynamic leader to join our Energy Transition division.This role brings program management structure to the strategic initiatives and partnerships within Eatons Energy Transition division across EMEA.The Program Manager leads cross-functional teams to drive New Product Introduction (NPI) projects, deliver on go-to-market strategies, and manage the development of an inter-departmental portfolio ensuring alignment on joint business objectives for Eatons Integrated Solutions (EV Charging Infrastructure and Battery Energy Storage Systems). Serving as a central point of coordination across product, finance, IT, engineering, commercial, and operations functions, the Program Manager ensures a standard, integrated NPI process is implemented consistently.The position is envisioned as approximately 50% leading new programs and 50% supporting EMEA commercial activities and coordination.It reports directly to the EVCI Commercial Leader, EMEA, with a functional (dotted-line) reporting relationship to the Energy Transition Manager of Program Management.The role is available as a remote position across the European Union, with a primary focus on the following countries: United Kingdom, Ireland, the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, France, the Czech Republic.Travel rate is up to 20%.Key Responsibilities:Program Leadership (50%)

• Ensure effective program management tools and processes are utilized, including the use of Eatons PROLaunch process and agile methodologies. xwwtmva
• Lead the team through uncertainty and ambiguity by establishing program structure, operating cadence, objectives, and performance measurement.