Career Opportunities
Relocation to the Red Bluff, California area will be required.
About the role
Provide engineering support for continuous improvement efforts and new product development with regard to production processes and equipment, including:
- Process information improvements
- Integration of processes across multiple manufacturing facilities
- Lean manufacturing applications
- Layout design
- Material handling improvements
- Assist with specification of production equipment
- Work with design engineering and production to establish/improve methods and systems regarding window and door manufacturing
- Provide additional support as required
Requirements
- Engineering degree preferred (mechanical, manufacturing, or related)
- Minimum 2-5 years experience in manufacturing discipline with preference given for experience in the fenestration industry
- Strong project management skills
- Strong organizational skills
- Excellent written and oral communication skills
- Proficiency with SolidWorks and AutoCAD a plus
Benefits
- Full Health Benefits Plan (including medical, dental, and vision) with low-cost premiums
- 401(k) with Company Match
- Additional Retirement Contributions
- Company-paid Life Insurance
- Paid vacation and holidays
Pay
The general wage range for this position is from $69,000 to $115,000 per year, dependent upon relevant work experience, skill, knowledge, and/or education.
About the company
Sierra Pacific Industries is a fourth-generation family-owned company based in Northern California that started in 1949 and has grown to be one of the largest lumber and millwork producers in the U.S., employing around 6,500 crew members. We own and sustainably manage more than 2.4 million acres of timberland in California, Oregon, and Washington. Our forests are sustainably managed under a 100-year plan by Registered Professional Foresters, Wildlife Biologists, Botanists, and other professionals. We plant over 6 million new trees every year and use nearly 100% of every piece of wood we bring to our facilities, converting any small unused amount into electricity in our eight biomass-fueled power plants.