ITIL Process Manager

Location: Jakarta, Indonesia Thales is a global technology leader trusted by governments, institutions, and enterprises to tackle their most demanding challenges. From quantum applications and artificial intelligence to cybersecurity and 6G innovation, our solutions empower critical decisions rooted in human intelligence. Operating at the forefront of aerospace and space, cybersecurity and digital identity, we’re driven by a mission to build a future we can all trust. Thales has been present in the Republic of Indonesia for 45 years in the defence, aerospace and space domains, delivering a wide range of civil and defence solutions that highlight our strong commitment to working with the Indonesian government and local stakeholders. In recent years, our innovative solutions in air traffic management systems and telecom satellites have further strengthened our presence in the country alongside our digital portfolio of solutions such as biometrics, data protection and cybersecurity now serving the needs of diverse customers in civil sectors. The IPC Manager (Incident, Problem & Change Manager) is an operational role responsible for the execution, coordination and monitoring of Incident, Problem and Change Management activities across the ISIT Group. The role acts as a capacity extension of ISIT Operations, leveraging the time zone difference with Europe to ensure continuity of operational management, increased processing capacity and improved operational effectiveness. In addition to operational responsibilities, the IPC Manager plays a key role in process convergence, acting as an ambassador of Group-defined ITSM processes and contributing to the alignment between Group standards and local IT practices. The IPC Manager operates within Group-defined processes and contributes to their continuous improvement through field feedback and structured gap analysis. Roles & Responsibilities As Incident Manager Managing and controlling the incident backlog: Reviewing open incidents on a daily basis Verifying categorization, impact and priority Reassessing priorities based on business impact

Ensuring Incident Management process execution: Verifying compliance with workflows, SLAs and escalation rules Detecting and addressing deviations from Group processes

Coordinating incident resolution activities: Following up and relaunching technical teams and providers Ensuring clear ownership and action tracking Maintaining momentum on complex or long-running incidents

Managing and coordinating Major Incidents: Taking operational leadership during critical incidents Coordinating multiple teams and providers under pressure Structuring clear, concise and factual executive communications Translating technical situations into business-oriented messages Producing executive updates and first-level incident reports Establishing and tracking action plans Leading or contributing to post-incident reviews (RETEX)

As Problem Manager Managing the problem backlog: Identifying problems based on incident trends and major incidents Ensuring problems are correctly logged, prioritized and owned

Driving root cause analysis (RCA): Organizing and facilitating RCA sessions Ensuring analyses are factual, structured and actionable

Defining and tracking corrective and preventive actions: Ensuring actions are clearly defined, owned and tracked Following implementation and effectiveness Escalating delays or lack of ownership

Ensuring alignment with Incident and Change Management: Ensuring recurring incidents lead to problem records Ensuring corrective actions are implemented through controlled changes

As a Change Enablement Manager Managing and controlling the change backlog: Reviewing standard, normal and emergency changes Verifying completeness, risk assessment and impact analysis Challenging insufficiently prepared or high-risk changes Ensuring rollback plans are defined and realistic

Ensuring Change Management process execution: Enforcing approval workflows and governance rules Monitoring emergency change usage

Coordinating change governance: Preparing, organizing and facilitating CAB / eCAB sessions Ensuring appropriate stakeholder involvement Providing visibility on upcoming changes and risk

Following change execution: Tracking implementation and closure Investigating failed or disruptive changes

Ensuring post-change activities: Triggering post-implementation reviews when required Identifying changes causing incidents organize PIR Follow-up the actions plan defined

Process Reporting & Performance Monitoring Collecting and consolidating Incident, Change and Problem data in support to FR teams Ensuring data quality and consistency in ITSM tools Producing regular reporting on: Incident volumes, backlogs and resolution times Major Incident of the period (Exec report) Problem backlog and RCA quality Change volumes, success rates and emergency changes Providing actionable insights to support: Process maturity improvement Management and executive reporting

Process Ambassadorship, Gap Identification & Convergence: the IPC Manager acts as an ambassador of Group ITSM processes when interacting with DGDI, GDI and other local IT entities. Promoting and explaining Group-defined Incident, Change and Problem processes Observing and understanding local IT operational practices Identifying and documenting gaps between: Group ITSM processes Local IT ways of working Analyzing the causes of these gaps (organizational, tooling, cultural, operational) Escalating identified gaps with structured analysis to Group IT Operations Process Owners Contributing to process convergence by: Proposing pragmatic alignment options Supporting local teams during adoption Providing field feedback to improve Group processes

Qualification, Certification & Educational Requirements Minimum 8–10 years of experience in IT Operations / IT Service Management in International and distributed environments Proven hands-on experience in production environments with technical foundation enabling credible interaction with technical teams Extensive experience in Major Incident coordination Demonstrated experience as Incident / Change/ Problem Manager Ability to operate autonomously and take ownership in complex situations and high-pressure situations Strong operational coordination and execution skills Structured, analytical and pragmatic mindset Strong communication and stakeholder management skills Ability to contribute to process convergence in complex environment Due to the nature of the work, a strong command of English is essential; proficiency in French is a strong plus.

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