Industrial Engineer: Lean Process Improvement & Efficiency

Faith Technologies; Appleton (WI); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Faith Technologies in Wisconsin is seeking an Industrial Engineer to design and improve production systems, aiming at higher safety, efficiency, and reduced energy use. You will analyze manufacturing processes and integrate lean methods to optimize workflows and equipment layouts.

The role requires 2-3 years in manufacturing, a BS in industrial engineering, and travel of about 10–25%. Work hours are typically 7 AM–5 PM, Monday to Friday, with flexibility to meet business needs.

Qualifications

• BS in industrial engineering or related field required.
• 2-3 years of manufacturing experience.
• Travel 10/25%.

Responsibilities

• Monitors operations with an eye toward improving productivity and efficiency.
• Designs efficient production processes and workflows.
• Ensures that processes are designed to meet quality standards.
• Reduces waste and addresses production issues.
• Reviews production schedules, processes and specifications.
• Evaluates data to implement technological improvements in production processes.
• Implements controls to monitor costs and minimize production issues.
• Works with other departments to develop design and production standards.
• Prepares inventory analysis and procurement purchase orders to address production needs.
• Designs facility layout and personnel requirements in relation to production operations.
• Helps to develop instruction manuals, process documentation for production personnel.
• Ensures that work processes are safe and addresses safety issues and concerns.
• Generates process reports.
• Actively participates in Faith’s hiring referral and mentoring program.
• Performs other related duties as required and assigned

Skills

Lean manufacturing

Process improvement

Education

BS in industrial engineering

Job description

Faith Technologies in Wisconsin is seeking an Industrial Engineer to design and improve production systems, aiming at higher safety, efficiency, and reduced energy use. You will analyze manufacturing processes and integrate lean methods to optimize workflows and equipment layouts.

The role requires 2-3 years in manufacturing, a BS in industrial engineering, and travel of about 10–25%. Work hours are typically 7 AM–5 PM, Monday to Friday, with flexibility to meet business needs.