Industrial Engineer - Lean Data-Driven Process Improvement

Sanmina; Fremont (CA); On-site; USD 75,000 - 97,500; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Life and disability insurance

Savings plan

Holidays and PTO

RSU eligibility

Discretionary bonus

Job summary

Sanmina Corporation, Fremont, CA, seeks an Industrial Engineer to eliminate waste in production processes and design efficient systems across materials, labor, and information. The role emphasizes process improvement, data-driven decisions, and collaboration with design, supply chain, and operations teams.

Responsibilities include identifying improvement opportunities, applying statistical analyses, and coordinating projects to meet deliverables within deadlines, while supporting cost reduction

Qualifications

• BS/MS in Industrial Engineering.
• 2+ years of related industrial engineering experience, preferably with machine shops and box build activities.
• Experience with CAD/plant layouts and process flow mapping.

Responsibilities

• Partner with stakeholders to identify opportunities for area improvements in cycle time, efficiency, capacity planning and productivity.
• Use statistical analysis to optimize performance metrics and audit capacity information.
• Design and coordinate projects, developing business processes with other departments.

Skills

Root cause analysis

Process optimization

Cross-functional collaboration

Data-driven decision making

Education

BS/MS in Industrial Engineering

Tools

AutoCAD

MS Project

Excel

Job description

Sanmina Corporation, Fremont, CA, seeks an Industrial Engineer to eliminate waste in production processes and design efficient systems across materials, labor, and information. The role emphasizes process improvement, data-driven decisions, and collaboration with design, supply chain, and operations teams.

Responsibilities include identifying improvement opportunities, applying statistical analyses, and coordinating projects to meet deliverables within deadlines, while supporting cost reduction