Senior Industrialization & Continuous Improvement Engineer

Do you see bottlenecks before others feel them? Are you energized by turning tribal knowledge into scalable, validated processes? Join us to industrialize products and elevate performance across Operations. You’ll collaborate with internal teams and external partners to refine designs, methods, and documentation—advancing efficiency, reliability, manufacturability, and cost.

Role snapshot

• Be the go‑to partner for Operations—hands‑on support, rapid troubleshooting, and documented root cause resolution.
• Lead cross‑functional projects from early development through delivery, owning long‑term cost, quality, and delivery commitments.
• Engineer and validate capable processes and special processes; ensure equipment meets defined capability targets.
• Author crisp work instructions and training materials to build and sustain shop‑floor proficiency.
• Use statistical and financial analyses to reveal patterns and drive systemic gains—quality up; cost, lead time, and scrap down.
• Apply Lean and TOC to relieve constraints and optimize cells, workflows, and teams.
• Work with suppliers to pilot and deploy new manufacturing concepts, tooling, and equipment; oversee plans, schedules, and budgets.

Your playbook

Blend disciplined engineering with practical execution: model and draft in SolidWorks (or similar), follow drafting standards and GD&T, validate what matters, and communicate clearly to keep stakeholders aligned.

What you bring

• Bachelor’s degree in an engineering field and 5+ years in manufacturing, or equivalent background.
• Expertise using structured problem solving and root cause tools.
• Ownership mindset—able to prioritize broad assignments and deliver on schedule.
• Strong cross‑functional communication to expedite critical tasks.
• Proven ability to lead Lean or TOC initiatives.
• Preferred exposure to ISO 13485, ISO 9001, or medical device manufacturing.
• Excellent written and verbal customer service skills.
• High proficiency with Microsoft Office and Outlook.
• CAD modeling/drafting experience (SolidWorks or similar) and working knowledge of drafting standards and GD&T.
• Bonus: familiarity with MasterCam, Esprit, Partmaker, or comparable CAM systems.
• Professional strength: Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering.

Success looks like

• Stable, validated processes meeting capability targets.
• Visible improvements in quality, lead time, scrap, and cost.
• Clear, current documentation that accelerates training and execution.
• Projects delivered to plan—on time and on budget—with measurable impact.