Global Subchapter Lead – Service Platform Engineering
Takeda is seeking a Global Subchapter Lead for Service Platform Engineering to manage teams and drive digital transformation in their Bangalore Innovation Capability Center. The role involves technical leadership, resource management, and professional development of team members while overseeing ServiceNow implementation. Candidates must have extensive experience in ServiceNow, DevOps, and managing engineering teams within a global, matrixed environment. The role focuses on delivering robust, scalable solutions to support Takeda's global digital health initiatives.
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Experience
10+ years
Function
Engineering
Work mode
Hybrid, India
Company
Tier 2
What you will work on
Takeda is seeking a Global Subchapter Lead for Service Platform Engineering to manage teams and drive digital transformation in their Bangalore Innovation Capability Center. The role involves technical leadership, resource management, and professional development of team members while overseeing ServiceNow implementation. Candidates must have extensive experience in ServiceNow, DevOps, and managing engineering teams within a global, matrixed environment. The role focuses on delivering robust, scalable solutions to support Takeda's global digital health initiatives.
TAL's take
Strong managerial role within a reputable global organization, offering clear impact and leadership scope in the healthtech sector.
Highly specific JD detailing management responsibilities, team building, and platform-specific engineering requirements.
Must haves
- 10+ years professional experience leading ServiceNow based solutions
- 5+ years experience building and managing engineering teams
- Proven ability to architect scalable and robust ServiceNow solutions
- Expertise with modern DevOps concepts and CI/CD pipeline processes
- Experience in a fast-paced Agile environment
- Bachelor’s degree in relevant field
Tools and skills
Nice to have: lean, safe.
About the company
Global pharmaceutical company with significant internal engineering capabilities, classified as tier 2.
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