Senior Deployment Lead...

HEINEKEN MÉXICO represents the brewing group with the longest tradition in Mexico since its founding in 1890, with a team in Mexico of more than 18,000 employees. Our company values include bringing fun to the lives of our consumers and collaborators by promoting our products responsibly and fostering an environment where people can fully unlock their full potential and enjoy their work. We have a passion for quality in everything we do, we invest in our people, new technologies and continuous improvement processes in our organization. Furthermore, we respect the individual, society and the environment, committing ourselves to the communities where we operate, respecting the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, and following the laws of the countries in which we are operate.

At HEINEKEN, we brew great beers and we build great brands. We are committed to surprising and exciting our consumers and employees everywhere. We have a proud history and heritage in brewing and in our communities. With operations in over 70 markets globally, we are the world's most international brewer.

We Go Places! How about you?

Location : Monterrey

Function : Digital & Technology

Sub Function : Digital & Technology - Other Support

Type of Contract : Permanent

• ? Main Purpose

Lead the digital deployment strategy across the Americas region ?, managing teams ?, roadmaps ?️, and stakeholders ?. Combine technical expertise (SQL, Python, Power BI, Cloud ☁️) with strong leadership to translate complex tech into clear business value for managers and directors. Drive Connected Worker, Robotics ?, 3D Printing ?️ and IoT initiatives as part of the digital transformation journey.

✅ Requirements

At HEINEKEN México our commitment is to respect people, society and the environment, we are against any discriminatory practice of religion, sex, political tendency, socioeconomic level or ethnic origin.

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