Critical Situation Program Manager II
Description
Organization and People Management
Manage the RO team’s operations and people, including performance evaluation, talent development, and resource allocation.
Lead team members to ensure that plans and actions are executed appropriately and in a timely manner.
Share best practices and provide coaching, mentoring, and training.
Provide decision-making support and guidance for complex and high-impact cases.
Problem Resolution
Oversee the resolution of critical incidents, including Crit-Sit cases, from initial planning through closure.
Analyze the root causes of problems and incidents and develop and execute appropriate corrective actions.
Visit customers and provide explanations and updates when required.
Drive customer satisfaction recovery and implement measures to prevent recurrence.
Customer and Stakeholder Management
Provide progress updates to customers and business partners.
Prepare and review customer-facing reports.
Build and strengthen relationships with Sales, Service Sales, Development, Manufacturing, and other key stakeholders.
Incident Control and Governance
Monitor the progress of cases handled by the RO team and manage escalations.
Determine response strategies and priorities based on the severity, priority, and associated risks.
Maintain and continuously improve the overall quality of incident response across the organization.
Resource and Cost Management
Optimize the allocation of personnel, budget, and equipment.
Manage departmental costs and oversee budget planning and actual performance reporting.
Drive improvements in the efficiency and productivity of problem-resolution activities.
Cross-Functional Collaboration
Collaborate with Service, Sales, Development, Manufacturing, Product, and other functions to deliver effective solutions.
Make informed decisions while balancing customer needs with broader business and organizational impact.
Reporting
Consolidate the status of incidents and critical cases and provide regular reports to senior management on a weekly, monthly, and quarterly basis.
Prepare executive-level summaries and provide clear visibility into key risks and potential business impacts.
Language
- Japanese fluency is a MUST (native level)
