Process Engineer: Lead Capital Projects & Lean Improvements

Allied Reliability; Town of Arcadia (WI); On-site; USD 75,000 - 105,000; Full time

Job summary

Allied Reliability is seeking a Process Engineer to improve site performance by driving capital projects and process improvements across the plant. You will manage initiatives from concept through startup, lead cross-functional teams, and ensure data-driven decisions using PM processes and Lean Six Sigma methods.

You bring 3–5 years of manufacturing engineering experience, a relevant engineering degree, and a working knowledge of P&ID, FMEA, and GMP environments.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in engineering (Electrical/Mechanical/Chemical preferred).
• 3–5 years of manufacturing engineering experience.
• GMP/food environment experience desirable but not required.
• Project management experience preferred.
• Lean Six Sigma knowledge is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Manage capital and IP projects from concept to startup, including funding approval, design, construction, and startup.
• Lead or assist teams to implement plant improvements per PM processes and monitor effects.
• Collect and control process data to keep operations within spec and adjust as needed.
• Identify and resolve issues during production, including equipment malfunctions and deviations.
• Create/update P&IDs and participate in PSAs, HAZOPs, and FMEA.
• Lead projects to meet objectives within budget and timing using PM and Lean Six Sigma.

Skills

Engineering experience

Project management

Lean Six Sigma

GMP experience

P&ID

FMEA

Education

Bachelor's degree in engineering

Tools

Track-Wise (MOC)

Job description

Allied Reliability is seeking a Process Engineer to improve site performance by driving capital projects and process improvements across the plant. You will manage initiatives from concept through startup, lead cross-functional teams, and ensure data-driven decisions using PM processes and Lean Six Sigma methods.

You bring 3–5 years of manufacturing engineering experience, a relevant engineering degree, and a working knowledge of P&ID, FMEA, and GMP environments.