Lean Industrial Engineer - Process & Operational Excellence

Terumo Neuro; California (MO); On-site; USD 105,000 - 138,000; Full time

Job summary

Terumo Neuro in the United States seeks an Industrial Engineer II to support lean manufacturing of medical devices through operational systems development and process improvement, mentoring, and Lean culture growth. The role involves improving process efficiencies, designing systems, leading cross-functional teams, training operators, and coordinating with production planning to ensure demands are met.

Qualifications include a BS in Industrial Engineering, 4+ years in medical devices, Lean/Six

Qualifications

• BS degree in Industrial Engineering or related discipline.
• A minimum of four (4) years related medical device experience.
• Demonstrated experience/knowledge of Lean principals.
• Proficient computer skills including MS Word, Excel, Statistical Software (Minitab/JMP), etc.
• Strong communication skills.
• Proven knowledge of Lean/Six Sigma techniques.

Responsibilities

• Improves process efficiencies and product flow through standard work breakdown and analysis.
• Designs and develops operational systems processes to enable a lean manufacturing system.
• Leads cross-functional teams as part of operational activities and excels in managing projects with minimal supervision.
• Manages operational systems including training of operators and coordination with production planning.
• Analyzes operational data and improves processes to assure manufacturing demands are met on a consistent basis.
• Ability to set-up and initiate new manufacturing line(s); including standard work, implementing and creating layout improvements, and establishing a culture of born lean.

Skills

Lean principles

Six Sigma

Communication skills

Problem solving

MS Word

Excel

Statistical Software

Education

BS in Industrial Engineering

Tools

MS Word

Excel

Minitab/JMP

Job description

Terumo Neuro in the United States seeks an Industrial Engineer II to support lean manufacturing of medical devices through operational systems development and process improvement, mentoring, and Lean culture growth. The role involves improving process efficiencies, designing systems, leading cross-functional teams, training operators, and coordinating with production planning to ensure demands are met.

Qualifications include a BS in Industrial Engineering, 4+ years in medical devices, Lean/Six