Engr, Industrial I
About The Position
The Industrial Engineer analyzes inventory levels, material flow, equipment capacities, and overall manufacturing performance. The role supports, assesses, and improves manufacturing systems to reduce cost and cycle time while increasing productivity and throughput. At Level I, the engineer determines actions to support production targets for output, cycle time, productivity, cost, and book dates; assesses individual fab-tool capacity and the effects of process or machine-state changes; and evaluates shipment schedules and needed actions when shipments are behind schedule. Starting pay is $30.54 per hour. Final compensation depends on experience, qualifications, and placement within the role.
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree.
- Minimum one year of experience.
- Knowledge of 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, and walk at will; communicate by telephone; and use a computer for varying amounts of time throughout the day.
- Ability to work in a cleanroom environment.
- Ability to travel nationally and internationally.
Responsibilities
- Analyze manufacturing systems and equipment performance, including inventory levels, cycle times, scheduling, and capacity.
- Provide basic analysis related to capacity, throughput, and productivity.
- Monitor and enforce measures supporting manufacturing-line success, including following up on stalled orders, quality notifications, and tests.
- Create and maintain manufacturing alerts (automated emails) to support successful manufacturing outcomes.
- Work across functional lines with operations, equipment engineering, and process technology.
- Determine the effects of changes to processes, material flow, yield, or equipment on material flow and line balance.
- Maintain equipment-capacity documentation.
- Determine whether material for an order will be available for shipment by its due date.
- Determine actions that facilitate production outcomes and achievement of output, cycle-time, productivity, cost, and book-date targets.
- Determine capacity of individual fab tools and assess how process or machine-state changes affect capacity.
- Evaluate whether shipments are on time and determine actions for shipments that are not on schedule.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
