Lean Six Sigma Productivity Engineer

Texas Children's; Houston (TX); On-site; USD 85,000 - 115,000; Full time

Job summary

Texas Children's is seeking a Productivity Management Engineer to lead complex productivity-management projects across service lines, improving workflows and supporting labor management. You will partner with stakeholders to assess operational needs, analyze data, and implement process improvements within established project-management practices.

Responsibilities include developing plans, facilitating meetings, guiding implementation, and coordinating resources across departments to optimize

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in business, engineering, finance, or health-related field.
• Lean Six Sigma certification required.
• Two years of experience in project management, process improvement, business or financial analysis, or technical development required.
• Two years of process-improvement experience required.

Responsibilities

• Collaborates with stakeholders to identify operational concerns, define objectives, and determine assessment needs.
• Develops project plans outlining data requirements, resources, responsibilities, timelines, and approval requirements.
• Facilitates meetings and interviews, prepares supporting materials, and communicates project issues and concerns to leadership and project teams.
• Manages project completion, monitors progress against approved plans and budgets, and coordinates approved adjustments.
• Maintains implementation plans and status reports and transitions completed process changes to department and unit leaders.
• Evaluates current practices, user needs, workflows, risks, and potential solutions to identify improvement opportunities.
• Collects, analyzes, aggregates, and interprets data to support assessments and recommendations.
• Coordinates project resources and evaluates impacts and dependencies across the organization.
• Recommends workflow and procedural changes to address risks, reduce process failures, and maximize existing system capabilities.
• Develops and implements annual departmental labor-management objectives and reviews progress through quarterly meetings.
• Partners with information systems teams and customers to analyze functional configuration needs for implementations, maintenance, and other projects.
• Facilitates user-interface design discussions and documents configuration decisions, data sources, and data recipients.
• Develops report requirements, translates reporting needs into business terminology, and updates end-user policies and procedures.
• Prioritizes business-unit requests and coordinates project delivery with development teams.

Skills

Project management

Process improvement

Data analysis

Lean Six Sigma

Financial analysis

Education

Bachelor's degree in business/engineering/finance/health

Job description

Texas Children's is seeking a Productivity Management Engineer to lead complex productivity-management projects across service lines, improving workflows and supporting labor management. You will partner with stakeholders to assess operational needs, analyze data, and implement process improvements within established project-management practices.

Responsibilities include developing plans, facilitating meetings, guiding implementation, and coordinating resources across departments to optimize