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Graco

Designs and manufactures fluid handling products

Technology Integration Program Manager

Program ManagementConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeMinneapolis, MN, USA$111.1k - $194.4k

About the Job

Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree in Information Technology or a related field.
  • At least 7 years of IT experience, including leading projects, programs, transformations, or business integrations.
  • Strong project management and organizational skills.
  • Ability to influence and drive alignment without direct authority, with analytical, problem-solving, and decision-making capabilities.
  • Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment.
  • Working knowledge of enterprise application ecosystems, such as Oracle Fusion or SAP for ERP and Salesforce for CRM, and how they interrelate in a post-merger environment.
  • Familiarity with system integration, data migration, and cutover planning, including integration platforms, master data management, and data mapping and reconciliation practices.
  • Working knowledge of enterprise infrastructure domains, including cloud platforms, networking, compute, storage, collaboration technologies, identity and access management, endpoint services, and IT service management processes.
  • Experience with infrastructure integrations, carve-outs, technology transformations, or M&A initiatives.
  • Experience supporting due diligence, integration planning, remediation tracking, and executive risk reporting for M&A or divestitures.

Responsibilities

  • Orchestrate IT diligence, integration planning, and execution for assigned workstreams across Infrastructure, Applications, Data & Analytics, and Security, aligning scope and priorities into a single functional plan.
  • Develop and maintain the functional integration roadmap, milestones, deliverables, dependencies, and resource requirements.
  • Translate integration objectives into actionable work plans aligned with the overall integration strategy.
  • Ensure functional integration activities are completed within agreed timelines and scope.
  • Coordinate with acquired-company counterparts to facilitate integration execution.
  • Partner with the IT Function team to determine the technology rationalization plan, while each IT sub-function owns delivery of its rationalization work.
  • Own IT Day-1 readiness across infrastructure, applications, cybersecurity, collaboration, end-user services, and service management to support a secure transition with minimal business disruption.
  • Identify, validate, and support delivery of integration synergies and value-creation opportunities.
  • Establish functional key performance indicators and success metrics aligned with deal objectives.
  • Monitor progress against synergy targets and proactively address risks to realization.
  • Recommend process improvements and standardization opportunities that contribute to business value.
  • Support infrastructure-related synergies through standardization, platform consolidation, operational efficiency improvements, and elimination of redundant technologies.
  • Support planning and orchestration of acquired data into Graco’s certified enterprise platform definitions without disrupting financial, executive, or operational reporting.
  • Serve as the primary point of contact between the IT function and the Integration Management Office.
  • Manage IT interdependencies and collaborate with other workstream leaders to resolve issues and remove barriers.
  • Participate in integration governance forums, provide timely progress updates, pace the workstream against Integration Management Office milestones using its planning and tracking tools, and flag timing or dependency risks early.
  • Escalate significant risks, issues, or resource constraints to leadership when appropriate.
  • Ensure application integration decisions align with enterprise application standards, platform strategy, and long-term architectural roadmaps.
  • Partner with Infrastructure, Security, Enterprise Architecture, Applications, and business stakeholders so technology integration decisions balance business continuity, operational stability, cybersecurity, and long-term strategic objectives.
  • Manage the integration risk register, including key findings, owners, target dates, remediation, dependencies, and risk acceptance items.
  • Partner with Finance, IT, HR, Sales, and Operations leads to align shared data definitions, source-system dependencies, and reporting requirements in one integrated plan.
  • Support stakeholder engagement, communication planning, and change management activities.
  • Drive adoption of new processes, systems, and ways of working.
  • Build alignment among stakeholders and foster collaboration across organizations.
  • Help maintain employee engagement and business continuity through the integration process.
  • Support end-user training and adoption planning for new or migrated applications, coordinating with functional business owners to minimize cutover disruption.
  • Establish and maintain workstream reporting, status tracking, and issue logs.
  • Identify risks and develop mitigation plans to minimize disruption and execution challenges.
  • Ensure compliance with applicable policies, procedures, and regulatory requirements.
  • Capture lessons learned and contribute to continuous improvement of integration methodologies and tools.
  • Confirm with owning IT teams that acquired entities meet enterprise standards for infrastructure operations, service management, monitoring, backup and recovery, endpoint management, and technology lifecycle before transition to steady-state operations.
  • Ensure operational ownership, support processes, documentation, asset inventories, and service transition activities are completed before acquired environments transition to steady-state operations.
  • Deliver Day-1 and Day-100 reporting commitments, apply enterprise governance and metric standards to acquired data, and transition the entity from deal-specific support to business-as-usual analytics ownership.

Desired Qualifications

  • Experience partnering with enterprise architecture, security, and infrastructure teams is a plus.

About the Company

Graco

Designs and manufactures fluid handling products

Graco makes and sells fluid handling equipment for homes, professionals, service centers, and manufacturers in areas like automotive, aerospace, and packaging. Its products move, meter, and apply liquids using pumps, spray systems, meters, and accessories to transfer fluids with precision. Graco sets itself apart with a long history and a broad, diversified product lineup supported by established manufacturing and service networks. Its goal is to help customers keep operations running smoothly by providing dependable, efficient fluid-handling solutions.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Minneapolis, MN
Founded
1926

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