Industrial Engineer

Responsibilities

• Evaluating and redesigning parts for moldability (e.g., optimizing wall thickness, draft angles via SolidWorks simulations), creating process flow diagrams, conducting time-motion studies, and implementing lean manufacturing principles to achieve scalability.
• Collaborate with R&D and operations to troubleshoot production issues, select and integrate new equipment (e.g., robotic trim cells, vertical mills), perform cost analyses, and ensure quality standards for utility applications.
• Training staff on scaled processes and monitoring KPIs for efficiency and quality. SolidWorks proficiency in tooling and process design is required.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in Industrial Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, or a related field.
• 4–7+ years of experience in production scaling and injection molding processes.
• Advanced proficiency in SolidWorks for tooling design and process simulation.
• Expertise in transitioning designs from one-off to high-volume production (10,000+ units).
• Experience with injection molding design principles (e.g., mold flow analysis, DFM).
• Knowledge of lean manufacturing and process optimization techniques.
• Ability to integrate new equipment into production lines (e.g., robotic cells, mills).
• Strong analytical, project management, and training skills.
• Preferred: Familiarity with utility industry standards and high-volume manufacturing of thermoplastics.
  
  * Relocation offered.