Senior Industrial Manufacturing Engineer

Schneider Electric•Greensboro, NC

21h•Onsite

About The Position

Schneider Electric USA, Inc. seeks a Senior Industrial Manufacturing Engineer in Greensboro, NC. This role involves performing a variety of engineering tasks focused on safety, process, and system improvements, along with maintaining related applications. The engineer will work on both daily and long-term continuous improvement projects, utilizing manufacturing, quality, and Schneider Production System (SPS) tools to address issues. A key responsibility is determining the time required to manufacture a product using appropriate methods. The position also supports new product development projects by estimating costs, developing design concepts, establishing engineering criteria, and creating conceptual process layouts. The engineer will maintain the design intent and integrity of products assembled on the shop floor, support production and manufacturing processes within an entity (e.g., line architecture, manufacturing process design), and act as a specialized expert in areas such as process design, ergonomics, capacity, simulation tools, investment, cost analysis, and performance. With minimal supervision, the role includes leading major full-line transfers and re-designs as a project manager, and significantly contributing to continuous improvement and productivity initiatives.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree, or foreign equivalent, in Industrial Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Civil Engineering, or related and 5 years of progressive experience in manufacturing engineering for mechanical, hydraulic, or electrical components.
OR Master’s degree, or foreign equivalent, in Industrial Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Civil Engineering, or related and 2 years of experience in manufacturing engineering for mechanical, hydraulic, or electrical components.
Designing line architecture, including workflows, process manuals, and problem-solving assembly issues.
Creating and reviewing PFMEA’s, CAPA and control plans for manufacturing processes.
Performing line balancing and time studies to optimize overall assembly processes and reduce cycle time.
Implementing process changes by identifying bottlenecks and recommending actions to reduce inefficiencies.
Leveraging systems to support production updates of Bill of Materials (BOMs) and data maintenance.
Completion of at least one (1) production line setup.
Line and workload balancing leveraging data and engineering tools such as IQ simulation, CAMA, or Bridge.

Responsibilities

Perform a variety of engineering work related to safety, process, and system improvements, and maintain related applications.
Work on daily and long-term continuous improvement projects using manufacturing, quality, and Schneider Production System (SPS) tools to resolve issues.
Provide dedicated support toward determining the time required to manufacture a product through the utilization of an appropriate method.
Support new product development projects, determining cost estimates, design concepts and engineering criteria along with conceptual process layouts for given project.
Maintain the design intent and integrity of products assembled in floor shop.
Support production and manufacturing processes in an entity (e.g., line architecture and manufacturing process design).
Act as expert specialized in several areas of knowledge (e.g., process design, ergonomics, capacity, simulation tools, investment, cost analysis, performance).
With limited guidance, lead major full-line transfers, and re-designs, as project manager.
Strongly contribute to continuous improvement and productivity actions.