Process Optimization Engineer

Hscast; Attica (IN); On-site; USD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401k

Medical, dental, and vision insurance

WeCare Clinic access

Job summary

Harrison Steel, a family-owned castings manufacturer in Attica, Indiana, is seeking an Industrial Engineer to evaluate work processes and develop productivity strategies. You will analyze workflow, costs, and durations, and recommend programs to improve efficiency across functions.

Responsibilities include teaching continuous improvement, coordinating recognition programs, and facilitating teams to boost performance. A related 2-year degree is required; a Bachelor's is preferred.

Qualifications

• Associate's degree in Engineering or related field required; Bachelor's strongly preferred.
• Experience in evaluating work processes and implementing productivity improvements.
• Ability to teach and lead continuous improvement initiatives.

Responsibilities

• Evaluate current work processes to determine flow, time, costs, and duration.
• Develop strategies and programs to improve productivity and efficiency.
• Apply problem solving and productivity techniques to assess improvements.
• Instruct others in continuous process improvements and mapping techniques.
• Develop programs to recognize and reward teams for improvements.
• Facilitate employee teams to boost overall task results.

Skills

Industrial engineering

Process improvement

Problem solving

Team facilitation

Education

Associate's degree in Engineering

Bachelor's degree in Engineering

Tools

Process mapping

Cost/time analysis

Job description

Harrison Steel, a family-owned castings manufacturer in Attica, Indiana, is seeking an Industrial Engineer to evaluate work processes and develop productivity strategies. You will analyze workflow, costs, and durations, and recommend programs to improve efficiency across functions.

Responsibilities include teaching continuous improvement, coordinating recognition programs, and facilitating teams to boost performance. A related 2-year degree is required; a Bachelor's is preferred.