Engr, Industrial

Position: Engr, Industrial I

Analyze inventory levels, material flow, equipment capacities and general manufacturing performance. Support, assess, and improve manufacturing systems to reduce cost and cycle time; increase productivity and throughput.

Analyze inventory levels, material flow, equipment capacities and general manufacturing performance. Support, assess, and improve manufacturing systems to reduce cost and cycle time; increase productivity and throughput.

Seeking an Industrial Engineer level I | Starting at $30.54 per hour.

Final compensation will be based on experience, qualifications, and placement within the role.

Decision-Making Level I:

• Determine actions to facilitate successful production outcomes including hitting targets for output, cycle time, productivity, cost, and book dates.
• Determine available capacity of individual tools in the fab and how changes to process/machine state affect capacity.
• Evaluate if shipments are on time and determine course of action for shipments that are not on schedule.

Essential Function/Major Responsibilities

• Analyze manufacturing systems and equipment performance; i.e. inventory level, cycle times, scheduling, and capacity
• Provide basic analysis for questions related to capacity, throughput, and productivity
• Monitor and enforce appropriate measures for success of the manufacturing line; i.e. following up on stalled orders, quality notifications, tests, etc.
• Create and maintain manufacturing alerts (auto-emails) to enforce successful manufacturing outcomes.
• Work across functional lines with operations, equipment engineering, and process technology.
• Determine impact on material flow and line balance from changes to process, material flow, yield, or equipment.
• Maintain equipment capacity documentation.
• Determine if material for an order will be available for shipment on the date it is due.

Position Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree.
• Minimum one (1) year of experience.
• Industrial engineering principles.
• Knowledge of the theory and application of manufacturing systems
• Organizational and time management skills
• Advanced computer skills.
• Advanced data analysis and statistics.
• Ability to sit, stand, walk at will, communicate via telephone, & use the computer for various amounts of time throughout the day.
• Ability to work in a cleanroom environment.
• Ability to travel nationally and internationally.