Senior Project Engineer
Senior Project Engineer
Posted 5 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
- Bachelor's degree in mechanical, electrical, industrial, or another relevant engineering discipline.* Minimum of 5 years of progressive manufacturing engineering experience, with demonstrated responsibility in both maintenance/reliability engineering and capital project management.* Proven experience personally proposing and leading individual capital projects with approved budgets of at least $1 million, from business case and scope development through installation, commissioning, and operational integration.* Ability to explain specific completed projects, including your ownership, approved budget, business justification, cross-functional leadership, executive presentations, implementation challenges, and measurable results against budget, schedule, and performance objectives.* Strong project financial and execution skills, including cost estimating, return-on-investment analysis, forecasting, scheduling, risk management, change control, and supplier or contractor coordination.* Hands-on knowledge of reliability methods, preventive and predictive maintenance, root cause analysis, and manufacturing equipment troubleshooting, supported by measurable reliability improvements.* Ability to lead cross-functional teams without relying on direct reporting authority and communicate clearly with plant personnel, functional leaders, and executives.* Experience presenting capital requests and recommendations for executive decisions is required.* Proficiency with CMMS, project scheduling tools, spreadsheets, and executive presentations; working knowledge of manufacturing safety and quality requirements; and ability to travel 50% of the time to company locations. Preferred Qualifications:* Food or beverage manufacturing experience, including sanitary design and equipment startup in an operating plant.* Experience supporting multiple manufacturing sites and integrating new equipment, production lines, or major equipment upgrades.* Advanced engineering degree, Project Management Professional (PMP), Certified Maintenance and Reliability Professional (CMRP), or a related credential. WHY TEASDALE:At Teasdale Latin Foods, our People Principles are all about Living LATIN.What is LATIN, and how do I live it? Let us fill you in. L is Learning. It emphasizes the importance of continuous learning and development within Teasdale and promotes a culture of curiosity, exploration, and acquiring new knowledge and skills. A is Accountability. This encourages individuals to take ownership of their actions and responsibilities, promoting a sense of personal and collective accountability ensuring we understand how to achieve our goals. T is Teamwork. It emphasizes the value of diverse perspectives, collective problem-solving, and synergy among team members, enabling us to achieve greater outcomes by leveraging the strengths and expertise of our employees. I is Innovation. This promotes an environment where we are empowered to think outside the box, challenge the status quo, and seek innovative solutions to problems, fostering an atmosphere of adaptability and openness to change. N is Nurturing. It emphasizes the importance of supporting and developing our employees' well-being, growth, and potential, showing that we care and are willing to invest in their long-term success and satisfaction. We believe in finding the right people for the right roles and helping them to build careers. If this sounds like a place you'd like to be, hit apply! Still not convinced? What about:** Day One - Health, Dental, and Vision Benefits* 401(k) Retirement Plan with Matching Contributions at 60 Days* Career Growth Opportunities and Professional Development If you are passionate about being the right kind of contributor, the point person of a fast-paced diverse workforce, and a steward of great tradition, come join the family. We want people who are up for a challenge. Let's live LATIN!
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