Industrial Engineer (Bottleneck/Constraints)-(USC/GC Only)

Infosoft, Inc.; Orlando (FL); Hybrid; USD 103,320 - 115,745; Full time

Job summary

Infosoft, Inc. is seeking an Industrial Engineer specializing in Bottleneck/Constraints to improve supplier production systems. This hybrid role prioritizes capability building and supplier engagement, requiring strong analytical skills and experience in high-complexity industrial environments.

The ideal candidate will hold a relevant engineering degree and possess substantial expertise in enhancing production systems. Candidates should be prepared to travel internationally up to 40% of the time.

Qualifications

• Degree in relevant engineering discipline.
• Professional experience in improving production systems and supplier capability.
• Strong analytical skills and ability to use digital/AI tools.

Responsibilities

• Improve supplier production systems by diagnosing constraints and capability gaps.
• Evolve supplier capabilities alongside production technologies.
• Translate energy enterprise priorities into supplier development initiatives.
• Convert hands-on experience into standard work and training.
• Operate effectively in matrix organizations.
• Balance hands-on execution with broader enablement.

Skills

Strong analytical skills

Capacity modeling

Bottleneck/constraint analysis

Data analytics

Coaching and training

Education

Degree in Industrial Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, Production Engineering, or Mechanical Engineering

Job description

Job Title: Industrial Engineer (Bottleneck/Constraints) - (USC/GC Only)

Pay Rate: $75 to $84.02/HR

Duration: 12 months

Location: Charlotte, NC/Houston, TX/ Orlando, FL (Hybrid - 3 days onsite & 2 days remote)

We are looking for an Industrial Engineer (Bottleneck/Constraints). This role focuses on supplier production systems and capability building rather than site-based Industrial Engineering support or day-to-day quality escalation. You will operate across regions and cultures as part of day-to-day work, engaging effectively with suppliers and internal stakeholders across different organizational contexts. Your work directly impacts supplier capability, execution predictability, and the long‑term resilience of the supply chain.

• Improve supplier production systems by diagnosing constraints, stability issues, and capability gaps, and driving targeted improvement actions, covering topics such as capacity modeling, bottleneck/constraint analysis, flow and lead‑time improvement, and KPI definition/operating routines
• Proactively evolve supplier capabilities, including production technologies and manufacturing methods, alongside capacity and system robustness
• Translate energy enterprise priorities into sequenced supplier development initiatives
• Convert hands‑on improvement experience into standard work, playbooks, and training that scale across the organization
• Operate effectively in matrix organizations through sustained influence and technical credibility
• Balance selective hands‑on execution with broader enablement through structured methods and guidance

Requirements

• Degree in Industrial Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, Production Engineering, or Mechanical Engineering
• Significant professional experience delivering measurable improvements in production systems, operations, or supplier capability in high‑complexity industrial environments
• Strong analytical skills and comfort using data, analytics, and emerging digital/AI‑based tools to support decisions and performance discussions
• Ability to document methods clearly and enable others through coaching and training
• Ability to operate effectively in matrix organizations through collaboration and influence
• Willingness to travel internationally up to 40% (travel varies by supplier priorities and project phase)