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Nature of Work : This position is a senior level, licensed professional engineer (PE) for the Maryland Transportation Authority's (MDTA) Office of Engineering and Construction (OEC). Representing the MDTA's OEC-Traffic Section at internal and external meetings.
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In addition, this role will participate in cross-functional engagements with related Legal, Government Affairs, Office of Ethics and Compliance (OEC), and/or business counterparts as needed to inform strategic initiatives or build cohesive AbbVie strategies.
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Provide clear advice to Government Affairs and business clients on key federal and state laws, regulations, and policies, including the Inflation Reduction Act, Medicare and Medicaid laws, the Affordable Care Act, 340B, FDA regulations, OIG guidance, and others.
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For some, it's the flexibility - whether it's remote work or a hybrid or in-person role, OEC takes our teams across multiple time zones and international communities. Designs and implements highly automated business reporting, analysis and dashboard processes to provide daily, weekly and monthly visibility on business performance and trends to help drive OEC strategy.
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The Aftermarket Director will have responsibility for growing aftermarket parts volume on the OEC collision and mechanical parts network. Maintains detailed knowledge of the business segment’s market conditions, competitive landscape, OEC strategy, and customer needs, and proactively strategizes and plans rather than react to changed conditions.
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