About the role
Company Description:
Continuum is dedicated to addressing the critical supply chain needs and project requirements of our clients. We specialize in enhancing productivity, optimizing throughput, and managing costs effectively to ensure the success of businesses. Our focus is on delivering projects that are essential, on time, and offer a significant return on investment for our clients.
Role Description:
This is a full-time remote role with heavy travel for an Industrial Engineer & Project Specialist at CONTINUUM. The Industrial Engineer & Project Specialist will be responsible for supporting labor and performance management program implementations, identifying and implementing process improvements, capturing and evaluating operational data and supporting project managers, directors and consulting resources with operational optimization work for clients and customers within distribution and manufacturing environments. The role involves utilizing industrial engineering principles to optimize people, processes, and systems and drive operational efficiency across Fortune 500 client supply chains.
Qualifications:
Analytical Skills and Industrial Engineering expertise Strong Communication skills Experience in Manufacturing Engineering Proficiency in Process Improvement methodologies Ability to analyze and optimize complex systems Knowledge of supply chain management principles Bachelor's degree in Industrial Engineering or related field
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