Onsite Industrial Engineer - Data-Driven Lean (Aerospace)

Boeing Co.; San Antonio (TX); On-site; USD 83,000 - 113,000; Full time

Job summary

Boeing Aerospace Operations in San Antonio is seeking an Associate Industrial Engineer to support maintenance, modification, and upgrades of MS&B programs. You will review resource allocation, analyze productivity, and seek to maximize production while minimizing cost.

The role is onsite with security clearance requirements and strong Lean/IE application. The position emphasizes data-driven scheduling, capacity planning, and process optimization across shop floors, with close collaboration

Qualifications

• B.S. inEngineering/Engineering Technology with 2+ years related experience.
• Advanced MS Office skills (Word, Excel, Project, PowerPoint).
• Ability to walk/stand and access aircraft areas; involving chemicals in some areas.

Responsibilities

• Schedule work plans and analyze data for production impact.
• Assist in capacity planning and shop floor schedules.
• Provide summary analysis and metrics to internal customers.
• Apply Lean and IE concepts to improve schedule performance and reduce cost.
• Develop optimal process designs and efficient resource utilization.
• Interact with employees to gather data for improvements.

Skills

Data analysis

Process improvement

Lean concepts

Resource optimization

Operations research

Education

Bachelor of Science in Engineering/Engineering Technology

Tools

MS Office (Word, Excel, Project, PowerPoint)

3D CAD tools

SQL/Oracle databases

Job description

Boeing Aerospace Operations in San Antonio is seeking an Associate Industrial Engineer to support maintenance, modification, and upgrades of MS&B programs. You will review resource allocation, analyze productivity, and seek to maximize production while minimizing cost.

The role is onsite with security clearance requirements and strong Lean/IE application. The position emphasizes data-driven scheduling, capacity planning, and process optimization across shop floors, with close collaboration