Industrial Engineer

What You Will Be Doing:

• Support investigations into production processes to identify opportunities for improvement in quality, cost, and throughput.
• Assist in developing standardized methods and procedures for manufacturing operations.
• Help establish and maintain labor standards using time studies, work measurement tools, and data analysis.
• Participate in planning activities related to facility layouts, material flow, and equipment placement to improve efficiency.
• Conduct ergonomic assessments to help create safe and efficient workstations.
• Work with cross‑functional teams to implement process changes, document instructions, and monitor performance.
• Analyze production data to support manpower planning and capacity assessments.
• Contribute to cost‑reduction initiatives through waste elimination, improved workflow, and optimization of material handling.
• Provide general support for continuous improvement initiatives such as 5S, Lean, or Kaizen events.

• Hard-working winners. Confident, competitive, and results-oriented professionals who create a track record of success.
• Dedicated achievers. People who thrive in a fast-paced environment and will stop at nothing to ensure a project is complete and meets regulations and expectations.

What You Need:

• Bachelor’s degree in Industrial Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or a related technical field.
• 0–2 years of experience in industrial engineering, manufacturing, or related areas (internships or co‑ops acceptable).
• Basic understanding of time studies, work measurement, and developing labor standards.
• Exposure to facility layout planning, workflow optimization, or ergonomic assessments through coursework or early career experience.
• Familiarity with Lean, 5S, or other continuous improvement methodologies.
• Ability to analyze production data and support process improvement initiatives.
• Strong problem‑solving skills and ability to contribute effectively in cross‑functional environments.
• Proficiency with common engineering tools and software (Excel, CAD, process mapping tools).
• Clear communication skills and the ability to document and communicate process changes.
• Willingness to learn manufacturing processes, material flow concepts, and cost‑reduction techniques.