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Job Description: ? Lead APAC Heat Transfer (HVAC/R and MAC) technology team and drive innovation program to fill growth pipeline ? Strengthen and build start-of-the-art technical expertise and tools to support current business and new growth objectives in industries like EV, automotive, Energy, Utilities, Cold Storage, etc. ? Close work with business to understand mega-trend, identify and set up APAC technology roadmap and make sure it is in alignment with regional and global business and technology strategy ? Drive cross region cooperation with DM and other HGR technical teams/labs ? As technical industry expert, Build broad relationship with related APAC industry associations, authorities and universities to support both long term and short-term growth initiatives ? Responsible for key MOS, including Roadmap, STRAP, AOP, Local PAC, Accolade NPD and Z21, SFDC, implementation for FP HVAC/R and MAC business and drive quality improvement ? Support localization of FP material manufacture ? Manage HT application labs and ensure all lab work is carried out under Honeywell HSE policy Basic Qualifications: ? Master or above degree (5 years related work experience) in Refrigeration Engineering, Cryogenics, Automatic Control, Mechanical engineering, etc. ? A broad knowledge of heat transfer thermodynamics, HVAC system, commercial refrigeration, heat transfer at component level design, simulation, and prototyping Other Qualifications: ? PHD preferred ? Excellent presentation skills and ability to listen, analyze and communicate effectively regarding technically oriented solutions for internal and external stakeholder/customers ? Experienced in NPD or Agile development process with good business acumen and act as technical gate keeper with good discipline ? Proven ability to lead and influence in a matrix/cross functional and regional oriented organization and drive for key deliverables ? Talent development, abilities to motivate and energize team members with demonstrated good Honeywell behaviors