Lean Manufacturing Engineer

Typically requires bachelors’ degree in science, engineering or other related technical field with 6+ years of related experience
Six Sigma Green Belt
5+ years’ experience deploying and coaching lean as part of a manufacturing/industrial engineering role

Understand strategic context, current state and analysis of relevant systems to identify opportunities aligned with strategy
Create (and enhance existing) models to give insights
Ensure outcomes are achieved, visible and sustained
Connect and collaborate with global, regional and OpU groups to bring good practices to the site and to share our good practices with others
Develop others through leading Lean implementations
Enhance existing pull systems and continue to replace push with flow and pull
Demonstrate important skills in root-cause and continuous improvement
Integrate organizational change management into every improvement
Research and test improvements to processes, ensuring safety, quality and compliance with regulation/standards
Play an important role in the planning the 2025 and 2027 production capacity increase, ensuring scalability and sustainability
Have a demonstrated experience with challenging the status quo and trying to improve operations
Proficient in manufacturing system and statistical analysis
Demonstrated structured, logical, critical and analytical thinking
Comfortable coaching, leading and guiding people
Must have organizational and project management abilities along with knowledge of manufacturing processes and continuous improvement approaches
Can train others and work with employees on all levels
Can work extended hours and multiple shifts