Supply Chain Engineering Analyst | Lean Six Sigma (Hybrid)

The Home Depot; Vaughan; Hybrid; CAD 55,000 - 62,000; Full time

Job summary

The Home Depot in Canada is seeking an Engineering Analyst to help improve supply chain productivity through Lean/Six Sigma and data-driven insights. This hybrid role combines analysis with cross-functional collaboration to drive measurable improvements.

You will model performance, identify savings opportunities, gather data, and present project updates to stakeholders. A Bachelor’s in Industrial Engineering and 1–2 years of experience with process improvement are preferred.

Qualifications

• Bachelors degree in Industrial Engineering or related field.
• 1–2 years of experience preferred.
• Six Sigma or other process improvement methodology preferred.
• Certification and experience with Time and Motion Study methods (MOST, Time Studies) preferred.
• Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite including Access, Excel, PowerPoint, Project, Visual Basic, SQL, Word and Visio.
• Ability to break down complex issues and redesign processes; strong communication.

Responsibilities

• Using Lean/Six Sigma to identify savings opportunities within the supply chain.
• Model/quantify current and future state performance and costs.
• Facilitate discussions with key stakeholders to generate solution ideas and provide status updates.
• Identify and communicate process opportunities through value stream maps.
• Collection of data to support analyses, either systemically or by observational methods.
• Prepare and present project details/updates when necessary.

Skills

Lean Six Sigma

Industrial Engineering

Data analysis

Communication

Problem solving

Cross-functional collaboration

Education

Bachelor's degree in Industrial Engineering

Tools

Microsoft Project

Visual Basic

SQL

Excel

MOST / Time Studies

Visio

Job description

The Home Depot in Canada is seeking an Engineering Analyst to help improve supply chain productivity through Lean/Six Sigma and data-driven insights. This hybrid role combines analysis with cross-functional collaboration to drive measurable improvements.

You will model performance, identify savings opportunities, gather data, and present project updates to stakeholders. A Bachelor’s in Industrial Engineering and 1–2 years of experience with process improvement are preferred.