Layout Engineer/Lead
acestackDenver (CO)
About the role
Role: Layout Engineer/LeadLocation : RemoteMust-Have Skills:
Factory layout design (2D/3D layouts, block layouts) Material flow optimization (inbound, WIP, outbound logistics) Site master planning & infrastructure designPFEP, warehouse design, and material handling systemsCapacity planning (OEE, takt time, cycle time, line balancing) Data-driven layout analytics & performance metricsTools: Inventor / AutoCAD / Revit / similar design toolsCross-functional stakeholder managementMust-Have Experience:7+ years in factory layout / industrial engineering / manufacturing systemsExperience in large-scale manufacturing environments (automotive, energy, heavy industry) Proven work in site planning, factory ramp-up, and layout executionExposure to facility design, logistics flow, and construction coordination
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