Process Engineer (Chemical Manufacturing)

Astrix Inc.; Atlanta (GA); On-site; USD 115,000 - 140,000; Full time

Job summary

Astrix Inc. is seeking a Process Engineer specialized in chemical manufacturing to join our Atlanta team. The role focuses on leading operational excellence, improving production efficiency, and driving process optimization through Lean and Six Sigma methodologies.

The ideal candidate has a solid manufacturing background, 5+ years’ experience, and certification in Lean/Six Sigma. You will collaborate with production, supply chain, and quality teams to sustain continuous improvements across plant

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Industrial Engineering or related field is required with 5+ years in manufacturing (chemical manufacturing preferred).
• Lean and/or Six Sigma certification required.
• Proven track record of driving operational excellence, cost reduction and process improvement.
• Strong analytical, problem-solving and project management skills.
• Hands-on experience with Lean tools such as Kaizen, value stream mapping and root cause analysis.

Responsibilities

• Lead Total Process Improvement initiatives to enhance production efficiency and throughput.
• Manage and execute Lean and Six Sigma projects, including Kaizen events and value stream mapping.
• Analyze operational and production data to identify inefficiencies and determine root causes.
• Develop and implement solutions to improve productivity, reduce costs, and enhance quality.
• Partner cross-functionally with production, supply chain, and quality teams to drive continuous improvement.
• Monitor performance metrics and ensure sustainable process improvements.
• Support strategic planning efforts related to plant operations and efficiency.

Skills

Lean Six Sigma

Kaizen

Value stream mapping

Root cause analysis

Analytical skills

Project management

Education

Bachelor's degree in Industrial Engineering

Job description

Process Engineer (Chemical Manufacturing)

Pay Rate Low: 115000 | Pay Rate High: 135000

Our client, a leading high-performance materials company that develops advanced adhesives and coatings for industries such as aerospace, transportation, defense, and industrial manufacturing, is looking for an Process Engineer (Chemical Manufacturing) to join their team in Atlanta, GA!

Job Title: Process Engineer (Chemical Manufacturing)

Salary: $115,000 - $140,000 (DOE)

Job type: Full- time

Location: Atlanta, Georgia

Position Summary

We are seeking a driven Process Engineer with a strong manufacturing background, preferably in a chemical or process-driven environment. The ideal candidate will lead initiatives focused on operational excellence, production efficiency, and process optimization through the application of Lean and Six Sigma methodologies.

Key Responsibilities

• Lead Total Process Improvement initiatives to enhance production efficiency and throughput
• Manage and execute Lean and Six Sigma projects, including Kaizen events and value stream mapping
• Analyze operational and production data to identify inefficiencies and determine root causes
• Develop and implement solutions to improve productivity, reduce costs, and enhance quality
• Partner cross-functionally with production, supply chain, and quality teams to drive continuous improvement
• Monitor performance metrics and ensure sustainable process improvements
• Support strategic planning efforts related to plant operations and efficiency

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Industrial Engineering or a related field required with 5+ years of experience in a manufacturing environment (chemical manufacturing preferred)
• Lean and/or Six Sigma certification required
• Proven track record of driving operational excellence, cost reduction, and process improvement
• Strong analytical, problem-solving, and project management skills
• Hands-on experience with Lean tools such as Kaizen, value stream mapping, and root cause analysis

Preferred Qualifications

• Experience in chemical or process manufacturing environments
• Demonstrated progression toward leadership roles in plant operations