Process Engineer

A growing manufacturing organization is seeking a Process Engineer to lead continuous improvement initiatives, optimize manufacturing processes, and support operational excellence efforts. This role will focus on improving productivity, reducing waste, increasing throughput, and enhancing overall plant performance while also supporting capital equipment projects and facility improvements across multiple U.S. locations.
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What You'll DoAnalyze and improve manufacturing processes to increase efficiency, quality, and safetyLead scrap reduction, yield improvement, and productivity initiativesTroubleshoot production issues and identify process improvementsDrive Lean Manufacturing and continuous improvement projectsSupport equipment installations, capital projects, and operational upgradesPartner with Operations, Maintenance, and Quality teams to improve plant performanceFacilitate root cause analysis, Kaizen events, and process optimization effortsTravel up to 20% to support projects at other facilitiesWhat We're Looking ForBachelor's degree in Engineering (Mechanical, Industrial, Manufacturing, or related)5+ years of manufacturing, process engineering, or continuous improvement experienceStrong analytical, troubleshooting, and project management skillsExperience within metals manufacturing, stamping, fabrication, processing, or industrial production environments preferredLean Manufacturing experience required; Six Sigma experience is a plusExperience supporting equipment installations, process improvements, and capital projects xzbcwsv Why Consider This Opportunity?High visibility role with direct impact on operationsOpportunity to lead meaningful process improvement and CAPEX initiativesExposure to multiple facilities and manufacturing operationsStrong culture focused on continuous improvement and operational excellenceLong-term growth potential within a stable organizationIf you enjoy solving problems, improving processes, and driving measurable results in a manufacturing environment, we'd love to connect with you.