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As an Industrial Engineer 2, you will join the engineering team to improve manufacturing operations through facility planning, process optimization, and Lean continuous improvement initiatives. You will be responsible for developing and maintaining manufacturing processes, workflows, and material presentation strategies while creating detailed 3D facility models and AutoCAD building layouts to support production planning and expansion. Your role involves designing plant layouts, workstation configurations, and material handling solutions that enhance safety and quality. Additionally, you will build business cases for capital expenditures, perform economic cost-benefit analyses, and manage tooling requirements. You will utilize Lean Manufacturing principles, 3D printing technologies, and software tools like AutoCAD and CATIA to solve production challenges. This role focuses on optimizing manufacturing efficiency and infrastructure within the aviation industry to support high-quality aircraft production.
Develop and optimize manufacturing processes, workflows, and material presentation strategies to improve production efficiency.
Create and maintain detailed 3D facility models and AutoCAD layouts for planning and expansion.
Design plant layouts, workstation configurations, and material handling solutions to enhance safety and ergonomics.
Build business cases and perform cost-benefit analyses to justify capital expenditures and equipment investments.
Lead cross-functional projects from concept through implementation while meeting cost and schedule objectives.
Apply Lean Manufacturing and Six Sigma principles to drive waste reduction and process standardization.
Manage tooling requirements, tool control processes, and FOD prevention measures.
Utilize 3D printing technologies to create shop aids and manufacturing support tools.
What we're looking for
Bachelor's degree in Industrial Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, or a related field, or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
18+ months of Industrial Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, Operations Engineering, or related technical experience.
Experience developing facility layouts, manufacturing workflows, and process improvement solutions.
Knowledge of Lean Manufacturing and/or Six Sigma principles.
Knowledge of manufacturing processes, tooling, quality systems, plant safety, blueprint reading, and shop mathematics.
Ability to analyze operational data and influence across multiple functional disciplines.
AutoCAD experience with 3D modeling and facility/floor plan layout design (preferred).
Experience developing financial analyses for capital expenditure justification and business case development (preferred); Lean Specialist certification or higher (preferred).
AutoCAD
Revit
SQL
Lean Engineering
Six Sigma
Inventory Management
Configuration Management
Production Automation
Project Management
Capital Projects
Plumbing Infrastructure
High-Volume Manufacturing
Material Traceability
Process Control