Bachelor's degree in Industrial, Manufacturing, Mechanical, or Electrical Engineering, or equivalent engineering experience.
Minimum 4 years of manufacturing engineering experience, with flexibility to consider candidates with 1–2 years of relevant experience in a manufacturing facility.
Experience working in a high-volume manufacturing or assembly environment with a focus on engineering and production.
Hands-on manufacturing engineering skills, including process engineering, tooling and equipment specification, and production support.
Proven experience in process development and optimization, including establishing and refining production methods and standards.
Experience in Lean Manufacturing, including waste reduction, process flow improvements, and workplace organization and efficiency.
Experience with continuous improvement and Lean Six Sigma methodologies focused on quality, cost, and productivity improvements.
Industrial engineering experience with time studies, labor balancing, and manpower planning using predetermined time systems such as MOST and MTM.
Demonstrated ability to implement and validate manufacturing processes, including new product launches and engineering change implementation.
Experience in assembly manufacturing, including assembly line optimization, ergonomics improvements, and safety-focused process design.
Project management skills for coordinating cross-functional teams and managing timelines related to production readiness and process changes.