Job Description

Job Overview

The role involves analyzing and evaluating current processes and systems, identifying areas for improvement, and developing innovative solutions to enhance operations. The role spans metrics like productivity, quality, cost, safety, and customer satisfaction. The industrial engineer will focus on eliminating waste, reducing costs, and increasing productivity while maintaining quality standards.

Duties

Strategic Planning

: Define an industrial strategy to reach production targets (make or buy, test strategies, production flow, etc.).

Certification Work

: Manage certification work for manufacturing plants and ensure compliance with required standards.

Process Development

: Evaluate potential improvements and efficiency initiatives, implement and update processes globally, and ensure project goals and deliverables are achieved according to plan.

Project Management

: Manage global and cross-functional operations projects, including feasibility studies, new investments, and overall operations development initiatives.

Launch Plan Development

: Develop launch plans including key production milestones (line/prototype trials).

Manufacturing Engineering

: Ensure design for manufacturing and for tests in co-engineering with development teams. Ensure that all industrial requirements are integrated during product specification and project development.

Team Leadership

: Lead cross-functional teams to resolve issues during builds and support projects during execution phase.

Prototype Line Management

: Support prototype lines, conduct trials and experiments, and ensure adherence to applicable processes for product introductions.

Strategic Planning

: Analyze strategic and operational factors in industrialization planning, including feasibility studies and overall manufacturing strategy.

Certification Work

: Manage certification work for manufacturing plants and ensure compliance with required standards.

Skills

A degree in Engineering, preferably in Industrial, Mechanical, or Electrical Engineering. 5+ years of experience in industrialization, manufacturing, or operations within a relevant industry. Proficiency in project management tools, manufacturing processes, and supply chain management. Familiarity with PLM and ERP tools. Strong analytical skills, Problem-solving abilities Excellent communication skills Knowledge of manufacturing engineering, prototype line operations, and electrification technology innovations. Knowledge of safety standards and regulatory requirements in manufacturing. Ability to lead cross-functional teams, manage production milestones, and ensure adherence to quality standards. Capability to analyze builds, summarize results, and optimize supplier production processes.
Job Types: Full-time, Permanent

Pay: $80,742.45-$102,002.10 per year

Education:

Bachelor's Degree (required)
Experience:

Manufacturing facility: 1 year (required) Prototype Line Management: 1 year (preferred) Manufacturing Engineering: 1 year (required) PLM: 1 year (preferred) ERP systems: 1 year (preferred)
Work Location: In person