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Hardware & Health Technology Engineering · Health Technology & Medical Devices · M5 — Senior Director

These are canon-derived frames, not advice: every line is either verbatim JobFrame canon text or a fixed template wrapping it. ⟨target⟩ / ⟨baseline⟩ / ⟨date⟩ are placeholders for the manager to fill in. Nothing here is generated by AI — rows are omitted, never invented, when the canon lacks the underlying field.

SMART goals

One row per canon core output / responsibility this level owns.

JFM responsibility (M5)

Directs the medical device engineering organization through subordinate managers, impacting division-wide operations including device portfolio strategy, regulatory readiness, and launch outcomes

Specific: Deliver: "Directs the medical device engineering organization through subordinate managers, impacting division-wide operations including device portfolio strategy, regulatory readiness, and launch outcomes"
Measurable: Move the metric this drives from ⟨baseline⟩ to ⟨target⟩ by ⟨date⟩.
Achievable: Scoped to this level's jfm complexity/problem-solving rubric: "Resolves the most complex, ambiguous, org-wide problems spanning multiple programs and the post-market lifecycle, defining methods others follow."
Relevant: Advances the Hardware & Health Technology Engineering · Health Technology & Medical Devices mandate for a M5 — Senior Director.
Time-bound: ⟨date⟩

JFM responsibility (M5)

Defines methods and organization-wide standards for design controls, risk management, verification/validation, and software lifecycle compliance across all device platforms

Specific: Deliver: "Defines methods and organization-wide standards for design controls, risk management, verification/validation, and software lifecycle compliance across all device platforms"
Measurable: Move the metric this drives from ⟨baseline⟩ to ⟨target⟩ by ⟨date⟩.
Achievable: Scoped to this level's jfm complexity/problem-solving rubric: "Resolves the most complex, ambiguous, org-wide problems spanning multiple programs and the post-market lifecycle, defining methods others follow."
Relevant: Advances the Hardware & Health Technology Engineering · Health Technology & Medical Devices mandate for a M5 — Senior Director.
Time-bound: ⟨date⟩

JFM responsibility (M5)

Influences executives and major customers on key device strategy, quality system posture, and platform investment decisions, shaping how the organization positions its devices for clinical adoption

Specific: Deliver: "Influences executives and major customers on key device strategy, quality system posture, and platform investment decisions, shaping how the organization positions its devices for clinical adoption"
Measurable: Move the metric this drives from ⟨baseline⟩ to ⟨target⟩ by ⟨date⟩.
Achievable: Scoped to this level's jfm complexity/problem-solving rubric: "Resolves the most complex, ambiguous, org-wide problems spanning multiple programs and the post-market lifecycle, defining methods others follow."
Relevant: Advances the Hardware & Health Technology Engineering · Health Technology & Medical Devices mandate for a M5 — Senior Director.
Time-bound: ⟨date⟩

JFM responsibility (M5)

Owns engineering budgets, headcount planning, and organizational capability across device development and post-market lifecycle, directing strategic areas with business-wide implications

Specific: Deliver: "Owns engineering budgets, headcount planning, and organizational capability across device development and post-market lifecycle, directing strategic areas with business-wide implications"
Measurable: Move the metric this drives from ⟨baseline⟩ to ⟨target⟩ by ⟨date⟩.
Achievable: Scoped to this level's jfm complexity/problem-solving rubric: "Resolves the most complex, ambiguous, org-wide problems spanning multiple programs and the post-market lifecycle, defining methods others follow."
Relevant: Advances the Hardware & Health Technology Engineering · Health Technology & Medical Devices mandate for a M5 — Senior Director.
Time-bound: ⟨date⟩

JFM responsibility (M5)

Sets long-term technical and regulatory direction for the organization, resolving the most ambiguous, high-impact problems spanning multiple programs and the post-market environment

Specific: Deliver: "Sets long-term technical and regulatory direction for the organization, resolving the most ambiguous, high-impact problems spanning multiple programs and the post-market environment"
Measurable: Move the metric this drives from ⟨baseline⟩ to ⟨target⟩ by ⟨date⟩.
Achievable: Scoped to this level's jfm complexity/problem-solving rubric: "Resolves the most complex, ambiguous, org-wide problems spanning multiple programs and the post-market lifecycle, defining methods others follow."
Relevant: Advances the Hardware & Health Technology Engineering · Health Technology & Medical Devices mandate for a M5 — Senior Director.
Time-bound: ⟨date⟩

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1. Directs the medical device engineering organization through subordinate managers, impacting division-wide operations including device portfolio strategy, regulatory readiness, and launch outcomes  [source: JFM responsibility (M5)]
   Specific:    Deliver: "Directs the medical device engineering organization through subordinate managers, impacting division-wide operations including device portfolio strategy, regulatory readiness, and launch outcomes"
   Measurable:  Move the metric this drives from ⟨baseline⟩ to ⟨target⟩ by ⟨date⟩.
   Achievable:  Scoped to this level's jfm complexity/problem-solving rubric: "Resolves the most complex, ambiguous, org-wide problems spanning multiple programs and the post-market lifecycle, defining methods others follow."
   Relevant:    Advances the Hardware & Health Technology Engineering · Health Technology & Medical Devices mandate for a M5 — Senior Director.
   Time-bound:  ⟨date⟩

2. Defines methods and organization-wide standards for design controls, risk management, verification/validation, and software lifecycle compliance across all device platforms  [source: JFM responsibility (M5)]
   Specific:    Deliver: "Defines methods and organization-wide standards for design controls, risk management, verification/validation, and software lifecycle compliance across all device platforms"
   Measurable:  Move the metric this drives from ⟨baseline⟩ to ⟨target⟩ by ⟨date⟩.
   Achievable:  Scoped to this level's jfm complexity/problem-solving rubric: "Resolves the most complex, ambiguous, org-wide problems spanning multiple programs and the post-market lifecycle, defining methods others follow."
   Relevant:    Advances the Hardware & Health Technology Engineering · Health Technology & Medical Devices mandate for a M5 — Senior Director.
   Time-bound:  ⟨date⟩

3. Influences executives and major customers on key device strategy, quality system posture, and platform investment decisions, shaping how the organization positions its devices for clinical adoption  [source: JFM responsibility (M5)]
   Specific:    Deliver: "Influences executives and major customers on key device strategy, quality system posture, and platform investment decisions, shaping how the organization positions its devices for clinical adoption"
   Measurable:  Move the metric this drives from ⟨baseline⟩ to ⟨target⟩ by ⟨date⟩.
   Achievable:  Scoped to this level's jfm complexity/problem-solving rubric: "Resolves the most complex, ambiguous, org-wide problems spanning multiple programs and the post-market lifecycle, defining methods others follow."
   Relevant:    Advances the Hardware & Health Technology Engineering · Health Technology & Medical Devices mandate for a M5 — Senior Director.
   Time-bound:  ⟨date⟩

4. Owns engineering budgets, headcount planning, and organizational capability across device development and post-market lifecycle, directing strategic areas with business-wide implications  [source: JFM responsibility (M5)]
   Specific:    Deliver: "Owns engineering budgets, headcount planning, and organizational capability across device development and post-market lifecycle, directing strategic areas with business-wide implications"
   Measurable:  Move the metric this drives from ⟨baseline⟩ to ⟨target⟩ by ⟨date⟩.
   Achievable:  Scoped to this level's jfm complexity/problem-solving rubric: "Resolves the most complex, ambiguous, org-wide problems spanning multiple programs and the post-market lifecycle, defining methods others follow."
   Relevant:    Advances the Hardware & Health Technology Engineering · Health Technology & Medical Devices mandate for a M5 — Senior Director.
   Time-bound:  ⟨date⟩

5. Sets long-term technical and regulatory direction for the organization, resolving the most ambiguous, high-impact problems spanning multiple programs and the post-market environment  [source: JFM responsibility (M5)]
   Specific:    Deliver: "Sets long-term technical and regulatory direction for the organization, resolving the most ambiguous, high-impact problems spanning multiple programs and the post-market environment"
   Measurable:  Move the metric this drives from ⟨baseline⟩ to ⟨target⟩ by ⟨date⟩.
   Achievable:  Scoped to this level's jfm complexity/problem-solving rubric: "Resolves the most complex, ambiguous, org-wide problems spanning multiple programs and the post-market lifecycle, defining methods others follow."
   Relevant:    Advances the Hardware & Health Technology Engineering · Health Technology & Medical Devices mandate for a M5 — Senior Director.
   Time-bound:  ⟨date⟩

OKRs

Objectives from this level's core outputs; key results only where a real dimension or capability backs them.

JFM responsibility (M5)

Directs the medical device engineering organization through subordinate managers, impacting division-wide operations including device portfolio strategy, regulatory readiness, and launch outcomes

From ⟨baseline⟩ to ⟨target⟩ by ⟨date⟩ — tied to: "Directs the medical device engineering organization through subordinate managers, impacting division-wide operations including device portfolio strategy, regulatory readiness, and launch outcomes"
Evidence at this level's scope bar: "Multiple functions or a large department" — ⟨target⟩ by ⟨date⟩

JFM responsibility (M5)

Defines methods and organization-wide standards for design controls, risk management, verification/validation, and software lifecycle compliance across all device platforms

From ⟨baseline⟩ to ⟨target⟩ by ⟨date⟩ — tied to: "Defines methods and organization-wide standards for design controls, risk management, verification/validation, and software lifecycle compliance across all device platforms"
Evidence at this level's autonomy bar: "Owns multi-year strategy for the area" — ⟨target⟩ by ⟨date⟩

JFM responsibility (M5)

Influences executives and major customers on key device strategy, quality system posture, and platform investment decisions, shaping how the organization positions its devices for clinical adoption

From ⟨baseline⟩ to ⟨target⟩ by ⟨date⟩ — tied to: "Influences executives and major customers on key device strategy, quality system posture, and platform investment decisions, shaping how the organization positions its devices for clinical adoption"
Evidence at this level's complexity bar: "Org-level trade-offs and investment" — ⟨target⟩ by ⟨date⟩

JFM responsibility (M5)

Owns engineering budgets, headcount planning, and organizational capability across device development and post-market lifecycle, directing strategic areas with business-wide implications

From ⟨baseline⟩ to ⟨target⟩ by ⟨date⟩ — tied to: "Owns engineering budgets, headcount planning, and organizational capability across device development and post-market lifecycle, directing strategic areas with business-wide implications"
Evidence at this level's impact bar: "Multi-function results" — ⟨target⟩ by ⟨date⟩

JFM responsibility (M5)

Sets long-term technical and regulatory direction for the organization, resolving the most ambiguous, high-impact problems spanning multiple programs and the post-market environment

From ⟨baseline⟩ to ⟨target⟩ by ⟨date⟩ — tied to: "Sets long-term technical and regulatory direction for the organization, resolving the most ambiguous, high-impact problems spanning multiple programs and the post-market environment"
Evidence at this level's decision rights bar: "Owns investment and org design across functions" — ⟨target⟩ by ⟨date⟩

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Objective 1: Directs the medical device engineering organization through subordinate managers, impacting division-wide operations including device portfolio strategy, regulatory readiness, and launch outcomes  [source: JFM responsibility (M5)]
  KR1. From ⟨baseline⟩ to ⟨target⟩ by ⟨date⟩ — tied to: "Directs the medical device engineering organization through subordinate managers, impacting division-wide operations including device portfolio strategy, regulatory readiness, and launch outcomes"
  KR2. Evidence at this level's scope bar: "Multiple functions or a large department" — ⟨target⟩ by ⟨date⟩

Objective 2: Defines methods and organization-wide standards for design controls, risk management, verification/validation, and software lifecycle compliance across all device platforms  [source: JFM responsibility (M5)]
  KR1. From ⟨baseline⟩ to ⟨target⟩ by ⟨date⟩ — tied to: "Defines methods and organization-wide standards for design controls, risk management, verification/validation, and software lifecycle compliance across all device platforms"
  KR2. Evidence at this level's autonomy bar: "Owns multi-year strategy for the area" — ⟨target⟩ by ⟨date⟩

Objective 3: Influences executives and major customers on key device strategy, quality system posture, and platform investment decisions, shaping how the organization positions its devices for clinical adoption  [source: JFM responsibility (M5)]
  KR1. From ⟨baseline⟩ to ⟨target⟩ by ⟨date⟩ — tied to: "Influences executives and major customers on key device strategy, quality system posture, and platform investment decisions, shaping how the organization positions its devices for clinical adoption"
  KR2. Evidence at this level's complexity bar: "Org-level trade-offs and investment" — ⟨target⟩ by ⟨date⟩

Objective 4: Owns engineering budgets, headcount planning, and organizational capability across device development and post-market lifecycle, directing strategic areas with business-wide implications  [source: JFM responsibility (M5)]
  KR1. From ⟨baseline⟩ to ⟨target⟩ by ⟨date⟩ — tied to: "Owns engineering budgets, headcount planning, and organizational capability across device development and post-market lifecycle, directing strategic areas with business-wide implications"
  KR2. Evidence at this level's impact bar: "Multi-function results" — ⟨target⟩ by ⟨date⟩

Objective 5: Sets long-term technical and regulatory direction for the organization, resolving the most ambiguous, high-impact problems spanning multiple programs and the post-market environment  [source: JFM responsibility (M5)]
  KR1. From ⟨baseline⟩ to ⟨target⟩ by ⟨date⟩ — tied to: "Sets long-term technical and regulatory direction for the organization, resolving the most ambiguous, high-impact problems spanning multiple programs and the post-market environment"
  KR2. Evidence at this level's decision rights bar: "Owns investment and org design across functions" — ⟨target⟩ by ⟨date⟩

MBO areas

Key result areas from this level's responsibilities, each with a standard grounded in the canon leveling rubric where one exists.

Area	Standard	Target	Due
Directs the medical device engineering organization through subordinate managers, impacting division-wide operations including device portfolio strategy, regulatory readiness, and launch outcomes	Consistent with this level's jfm knowledge-application rubric: "Defines organization-wide methods and standards for device development and regulatory compliance, applying complex org-wide judgment across the full portfolio."	⟨target⟩	⟨date⟩
Defines methods and organization-wide standards for design controls, risk management, verification/validation, and software lifecycle compliance across all device platforms	Consistent with this level's jfm knowledge-application rubric: "Defines organization-wide methods and standards for device development and regulatory compliance, applying complex org-wide judgment across the full portfolio."	⟨target⟩	⟨date⟩
Influences executives and major customers on key device strategy, quality system posture, and platform investment decisions, shaping how the organization positions its devices for clinical adoption	Consistent with this level's jfm knowledge-application rubric: "Defines organization-wide methods and standards for device development and regulatory compliance, applying complex org-wide judgment across the full portfolio."	⟨target⟩	⟨date⟩
Owns engineering budgets, headcount planning, and organizational capability across device development and post-market lifecycle, directing strategic areas with business-wide implications	Consistent with this level's jfm knowledge-application rubric: "Defines organization-wide methods and standards for device development and regulatory compliance, applying complex org-wide judgment across the full portfolio."	⟨target⟩	⟨date⟩
Sets long-term technical and regulatory direction for the organization, resolving the most ambiguous, high-impact problems spanning multiple programs and the post-market environment	Consistent with this level's jfm knowledge-application rubric: "Defines organization-wide methods and standards for device development and regulatory compliance, applying complex org-wide judgment across the full portfolio."	⟨target⟩	⟨date⟩

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1. Area: Directs the medical device engineering organization through subordinate managers, impacting division-wide operations including device portfolio strategy, regulatory readiness, and launch outcomes  [source: JFM responsibility (M5) — reused, no distinct responsibility content]
   Standard: Consistent with this level's jfm knowledge-application rubric: "Defines organization-wide methods and standards for device development and regulatory compliance, applying complex org-wide judgment across the full portfolio."
   Target:   ⟨target⟩   Due: ⟨date⟩

2. Area: Defines methods and organization-wide standards for design controls, risk management, verification/validation, and software lifecycle compliance across all device platforms  [source: JFM responsibility (M5) — reused, no distinct responsibility content]
   Standard: Consistent with this level's jfm knowledge-application rubric: "Defines organization-wide methods and standards for device development and regulatory compliance, applying complex org-wide judgment across the full portfolio."
   Target:   ⟨target⟩   Due: ⟨date⟩

3. Area: Influences executives and major customers on key device strategy, quality system posture, and platform investment decisions, shaping how the organization positions its devices for clinical adoption  [source: JFM responsibility (M5) — reused, no distinct responsibility content]
   Standard: Consistent with this level's jfm knowledge-application rubric: "Defines organization-wide methods and standards for device development and regulatory compliance, applying complex org-wide judgment across the full portfolio."
   Target:   ⟨target⟩   Due: ⟨date⟩

4. Area: Owns engineering budgets, headcount planning, and organizational capability across device development and post-market lifecycle, directing strategic areas with business-wide implications  [source: JFM responsibility (M5) — reused, no distinct responsibility content]
   Standard: Consistent with this level's jfm knowledge-application rubric: "Defines organization-wide methods and standards for device development and regulatory compliance, applying complex org-wide judgment across the full portfolio."
   Target:   ⟨target⟩   Due: ⟨date⟩

5. Area: Sets long-term technical and regulatory direction for the organization, resolving the most ambiguous, high-impact problems spanning multiple programs and the post-market environment  [source: JFM responsibility (M5) — reused, no distinct responsibility content]
   Standard: Consistent with this level's jfm knowledge-application rubric: "Defines organization-wide methods and standards for device development and regulatory compliance, applying complex org-wide judgment across the full portfolio."
   Target:   ⟨target⟩   Due: ⟨date⟩

Scorecard

Only perspectives with real canon backing are shown — no Financial or Customer perspective, since nothing in the canon grounds business-financial or customer measures for a role alone.

Internal process

"Directs the medical device engineering organization through subordinate managers, impacting division-wide operations including device portfolio strategy, regulatory readiness, and launch outcomes"→ ⟨target⟩ by ⟨date⟩
"Defines methods and organization-wide standards for design controls, risk management, verification/validation, and software lifecycle compliance across all device platforms"→ ⟨target⟩ by ⟨date⟩
"Influences executives and major customers on key device strategy, quality system posture, and platform investment decisions, shaping how the organization positions its devices for clinical adoption"→ ⟨target⟩ by ⟨date⟩
"Owns engineering budgets, headcount planning, and organizational capability across device development and post-market lifecycle, directing strategic areas with business-wide implications"→ ⟨target⟩ by ⟨date⟩
"Sets long-term technical and regulatory direction for the organization, resolving the most ambiguous, high-impact problems spanning multiple programs and the post-market environment"→ ⟨target⟩ by ⟨date⟩

Role calibration

Meets the scope bar: "Multiple functions or a large department"→ ⟨target⟩ by ⟨date⟩
Meets the autonomy bar: "Owns multi-year strategy for the area"→ ⟨target⟩ by ⟨date⟩
Meets the complexity bar: "Org-level trade-offs and investment"→ ⟨target⟩ by ⟨date⟩
Meets the impact bar: "Multi-function results"→ ⟨target⟩ by ⟨date⟩
Meets the decision rights bar: "Owns investment and org design across functions"→ ⟨target⟩ by ⟨date⟩
Meets the leadership bar: "Leads directors and managers"→ ⟨target⟩ by ⟨date⟩

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Internal process
  - "Directs the medical device engineering organization through subordinate managers, impacting division-wide operations including device portfolio strategy, regulatory readiness, and launch outcomes"  →  ⟨target⟩ by ⟨date⟩   [source: JFM responsibility (M5)]
  - "Defines methods and organization-wide standards for design controls, risk management, verification/validation, and software lifecycle compliance across all device platforms"  →  ⟨target⟩ by ⟨date⟩   [source: JFM responsibility (M5)]
  - "Influences executives and major customers on key device strategy, quality system posture, and platform investment decisions, shaping how the organization positions its devices for clinical adoption"  →  ⟨target⟩ by ⟨date⟩   [source: JFM responsibility (M5)]
  - "Owns engineering budgets, headcount planning, and organizational capability across device development and post-market lifecycle, directing strategic areas with business-wide implications"  →  ⟨target⟩ by ⟨date⟩   [source: JFM responsibility (M5)]
  - "Sets long-term technical and regulatory direction for the organization, resolving the most ambiguous, high-impact problems spanning multiple programs and the post-market environment"  →  ⟨target⟩ by ⟨date⟩   [source: JFM responsibility (M5)]

Role calibration
  - Meets the scope bar: "Multiple functions or a large department"  →  ⟨target⟩ by ⟨date⟩   [source: level dimension (Scope)]
  - Meets the autonomy bar: "Owns multi-year strategy for the area"  →  ⟨target⟩ by ⟨date⟩   [source: level dimension (Autonomy)]
  - Meets the complexity bar: "Org-level trade-offs and investment"  →  ⟨target⟩ by ⟨date⟩   [source: level dimension (Complexity)]
  - Meets the impact bar: "Multi-function results"  →  ⟨target⟩ by ⟨date⟩   [source: level dimension (Impact)]
  - Meets the decision rights bar: "Owns investment and org design across functions"  →  ⟨target⟩ by ⟨date⟩   [source: level dimension (Decision rights)]
  - Meets the leadership bar: "Leads directors and managers"  →  ⟨target⟩ by ⟨date⟩   [source: level dimension (Leadership)]