Industrial Engineer

Posted 2 days ago

hr journalsMillsboro (DE)

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Senior

SALARY

$84,000.00 to $105,000.00

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About the role

Industrial Engineer Millsboro, DE, USA Job Overview We are seeking a motivated Industrial Engineer to lead process optimization and lean manufacturing initiatives in a dynamic production environment. This mid-level role will be responsible for overseeing efficiency projects, conducting complex workflow analyses, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to support continuous production improvements. The ideal candidate has a strong background in Six Sigma, AutoCAD, and poultry manufacturing processes.
Duties: Lead efficiency improvement projects and analyze complex production workflows. Conduct root cause analyses and design process modifications to enhance productivity. Develop and implement lean manufacturing, Six Sigma, and continuous improvement initiatives. Oversee cost reduction projects and provide solutions for capacity and layout challenges. Collaborate with operations and maintenance teams to reduce downtime and improve yields. Design workflows and production processes to resolve bottlenecks and maximize reliability. Manage project deliverables ensuring scope, budget, and timeline compliance. Direct and enforce safety policies, standards, and ergonomics in all projects. Experience 3 to 5 years in industrial engineering with a focus on process optimization. Proven experience in lean manufacturing and Six Sigma methodologies. Experience working in poultry processing or related manufacturing industries is essential. Strong problem-solving, collaboration, and communication skills. Proficiency in AutoCAD and process optimization tools.
Qualifications: Bachelors Degree in Industrial Engineering. Demonstrated ability to troubleshoot and redesign production systems. Ability to work effectively under changing and challenging conditions.
Job Type: Full-time Work Location: On-site Salary: $84,000.00 to $105,000.00

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