Senior Industrial Engineer, Simulation

What you'll do

• Architect and maintain the company’s discrete event simulation and operations research capabilities as long-lived, durable assets.
• Manage the intake and prioritization process for simulation requests from across the organization to ensure high-impact studies are resourced first.
• Develop simulation models at various stages of manufacturing development to validate line designs, identify bottlenecks, and confirm rate readiness.
• Design data pipelines that integrate live production data into models to ensure they reflect current cycle times, yields, and equipment status.
• Conduct high-stakes studies including capacity modeling, capital investment analysis, and production risk scenarios for leadership decision-making.
• Translate complex simulation outputs into digestible dashboards and reports for non-technical stakeholders in program management and finance.
• Drive the migration of legacy planning tools onto a centralized, database-backed platform to establish a single source of truth.
• Establish standards for model validation, version control, and AI-assisted development to ensure accuracy across the manufacturing organization.

What we're looking for

• Must be a U.S. Person due to export-controlled information requirements.
• Ability to obtain and maintain a U.S. Secret security clearance.
• 6+ years of experience building simulation or operations-research models for manufacturing decisions.
• Expertise in discrete event simulation software (e.g., Simio, FlexSim, AnyLogic) and related statistics.
• Proficiency in analytical methods including Monte Carlo, regression, and mathematical optimization.
• Strong programming skills in Python and SQL to build data pipelines and perform analysis.
• Ability to interpret technical documentation like facility drawings and manufacturing procedures.
• Proven ability to communicate complex technical results to non-technical decision-makers.