Industrial Engineer I-Contract

Responsibilities

• Support Manufacturing Optimization & Layout Improvements.
  • Analyze and optimize manufacturing layouts, work cell design, and space utilization to improve flow, throughput, and space capacity.
  • Design and implement future-state layouts supporting growth, new equipment, and new product introductions.
  • Develop standard work and workstation designs based on ergonomic, efficiency, and Continuous Improvement principles.
• Analyze Flow, Line Balance, & Capacity.
  • Perform line balancing using time studies, work sampling, and takt-based analysis.
  • Improve material flow, information flow, and WIP control across manufacturing operations.
  • Conduct capacity modeling and labor planning to support demand changes and quoting activities.
  • Utilize data analytics to support decision-making and continuous improvement tracking.
• Deliver Cost Improvement Projects.
  • Identify and execute cost reduction opportunities through labor optimization, layout improvements, material flow changes, and process simplification.
  • Support should-cost modeling and margin improvement initiatives.
  • Quantify financial benefits of improvement projects and track sustained results.
• Performs project and Operations support assignments; troubleshoots issues and develops solutions to routine technical problems with well-defined scope.
• Uses standard processes, technical principles and concepts within the industrial engineering discipline.
• Contributes to the completion of routine and fundamental technical tasks, project and/or program assignments as a member of a team.
• Supports planning and improvement activities for new and existing manufacturing processes, equipment, and test methods.
• Completes requisite supporting documentation per Quality System requirements.
• Performs time studies and data gathering/analysis to model and optimize cell, line, facility layouts for growth.
• Measures & model existing and future state scenarios for manufacturing capacity for medical device manufacturing cells, lines and facilities.
• Supports the buildout and maintenance of global manufacturing capacity and space scenario planning models.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in industrial engineering.
• Previous hands on experience is strongly preferred.
• Developing knowledge of engineering tools, processes, methodologies, and concepts, including lean and six sigma concepts and tools.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills.
• Strong organizational, collaboration and presentation skills.
• Ability to travel to other Resonetics sites, up to 25%.

Preferred Qualifications

• Familiarity with QSR or ISO 13485.
• Prior experience or exposure to Lean/CI Principles, Systems and common tools. Including: Line Balancing, Equipment Capacity modeling, 5S, 8 forms of waste, Value Stream Maps, Kaizen, WIP optimization, manufacturing cell-line-facility layout design & optimization, and data analysis highly desirable.
• Prior experience or exposure to the Medical Device Industry and/or contract manufacturing highly desirable.
• Experience with AutoCAD, Power BI & Simulation software experience.

Pay

The compensation for this role is competitive and will be based on experience and qualifications. The anticipated range is $30-$40/hr.