Industrial Engineer Everett, WA/Renton, WA/Seattle, WA/Auburn, WA/Puyallup, WAOur Methods Process Analyst/Industrial contractors will focus on production stability, which includes: Analyzing performance to daily schedules or orders Learning the production processes to ensure correct sequencing and resource alignment Reducing or eliminate safety and ergonomic issues Identifying quality defects trends through root cause analysis and providing recommendations to reduce or eliminate defects Providing recommendations on process improvements that reduce non-value added work which would improve cost and flow. Depending on the internal and external impacts to the team, you may be building disruption recovery plans using resource capacity and constraint analysis to get back to the baseline plan while working to mitigate impacts to the downstream work statement and major milestones. Our teams are very busy focused on stabilizing the current production system while looking ahead at future rate changes and introduction of new models/customers into our build plans. With so many moving pieces, improving our production system processes can be initiated and implemented by anyone, regardless of their level or years of service. All it takes is the right person who will ask questions and be willing to work with all support functions to find ways to reduce risks and improve safety, quality, cost and flow. Candidates will be engaging with all manufacturing, engineering, and production-supporting organizations and must be a self-starter and a collaborative team player. Bachelor's degree with an emphasis in business related curriculum such as: Finance, Business Administration, Business Management, Operations Management, Supply Chain Management, or Economics.- Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite products.1 or more years of experience working in an engineering, manufacturing, supply chain, and/or production environment.1 or more years of experience defining, developing, implementing, or improving production processes.1 or more years of experience working with Lean Manufacturing with knowledge of lean principles. Proficient in structured problem solving. Education/experience typically acquired through advanced technical education from an accredited course of study in engineering, computer science, mathematics, physics or chemistry (e.g. Bachelor) or an equivalent combination of technical education and experience.
