Commercial Asset Lead, CVD

The Commercial Asset Lead, CVD role requires a seasoned professional with extensive experience in commercial asset management, particularly within the Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD) domain or related industrial processes. As a lead-level position, it demands strong leadership capabilities, strategic planning, and the ability to oversee complex asset portfolios to maximize operational efficiency and commercial value. The ideal candidate holds a bachelor's degree, indicating a solid educational foundation likely in engineering, materials science, business, or a related field. With significant experience points, the role expects proficiency in managing cross-functional teams, coordinating with technical and commercial stakeholders, and driving asset lifecycle management from acquisition through optimization to disposal. Key competencies include risk assessment, financial analysis, contract negotiation, and compliance with industry standards and regulations. The candidate should be adept at leveraging data analytics and asset management software to inform decision-making and improve asset performance. Effective communication and stakeholder management skills are essential to align asset strategies with broader business objectives. Overall, this position suits a professional with a blend of technical knowledge, commercial acumen, and leadership experience, capable of guiding asset-related initiatives that support organizational growth and operational excellence in a specialized industrial context.