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Key Assets Recruitment is partnering with a client to fill a Senior Process Engineer position in Fayetteville, TN. This on-site role focuses on improving processes, leading capital projects, and mentoring junior engineers within a continuous-process manufacturing setting.
Ideal candidates have 7+ years of engineering experience, Lean/Six Sigma expertise, and hands-on automation knowledge. The role is onsite in Fayetteville with a realistic commute for North Alabama residents.
“Please note: This position is located onsite in Fayetteville, TN, approximately 30 miles north of Huntsville and commutable from North Alabama communities.”
Key Assets Recruitment is partnering with a client company to identify an experienced Senior Process Engineer for a manufacturing operation in Fayetteville, Tennessee, just north of the Alabama state line and within commuting distance of the greater Huntsville/North Alabama area. This will be a full - time, on - site position and a direct hire with our client company.
This is a highly visible, hands-on engineering role for someone who enjoys getting out on the plant floor, solving complex manufacturing problems, and driving measurable improvements. You’ll take ownership of significant process optimization, continuous improvement, capital equipment, automation, and new-process introduction projects, while partnering closely with Production, Quality, Maintenance, EHS, and leadership.
Our client is looking for an engineer who can go beyond identifying problems—someone who can dig into the data, determine root cause, implement solutions, and ensure the improvements stick. You’ll also have the opportunity to provide technical leadership and mentor developing engineers and technicians.
The strongest candidates will bring 7+ years of process engineering experience in manufacturing, along with a solid background in Lean/Six Sigma, process controls, capital projects, and data-driven problem solving. Experience in a continuous-process manufacturing environment is needed.