Head of Production Technology

Job description for Head of Production TechnologyKey Responsibilities:Automation and InnovationImprove automation levels in existing production tools and templates to enhance efficiency and minimize manual intervention.Proactively come up with innovative solutions to solve technical challenges in production workflows.Continual Improvement & Cost EfficiencyLead continual improvement projects with a focus on reducing costs and optimizing operational efficiency.Achieve cost-saving targets while maintaining high-quality production standards.Customer Onboarding & Workflow DeliveryEnsure smooth transitions for new customers by delivering tools, workflows, and SOPs on time and to specification.Define workflows, deploy automation, and integrate products like workflow management systems, authoring platforms, and other tools into client environments.Collaboration with StakeholdersWork closely with the solution architect to provide necessary inputs and support for winning new customers.Assist in creating competitive project estimates for new clients, ensuring successful sales and delivery.Work with the products team to provide valuable inputs for integrating new products within existing workflows.Technology VisionDevelop and communicate the overarching vision for the technology function, ensuring it supports the organizations goals.Constantly evaluate and refresh technology platforms, tools, and processes to stay ahead of industry trends and demands.Preferred candidate profile:Bachelors degree in Computer Science or a related field20 years of experience in production technology, with at least 5 years in a management or leadership role in a publishing services organization.Minimum of 7 years experience in the design, development, and delivery of software products to market, specifically in SaaS or cloud-based applications.EducationPG: M.Tech in Any Specialization, MS/M.Sc(Science) in Any Specialization

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