Senior Manufacturing Engineer

Implement Lean Manufacturing concepts, including Value Stream Map evaluation of current state production opportunities and the implementation of future state throughout all areas of operations Deploy Lean Tools as appropriate Evaluate current and future state manufacturing processes and ensures that sound engineering and manufacturing principles are being followed Prioritize safety and repeatability of existing processes, addressing identified concerns Recommends changes to existing manufacturing processes to improve manufacturing productivity and improve lean flow of materials Document manufacturing processes with work instructions Generate and implement Engineering Change Notices enhancing product quality and reducing product cost Initiate, develop and manage capital improvement projects including manufacturing equipment, facility enhancements and new product start-ups Drive continuous improvement on the shop floor, including opportunities to improve Quality, Productivity, and cost reduction Manage and complete multiple projects on schedule with minimal supervision. Support multiple product lines and a wide variety of assembly processes Drive NPI activities in assigned work cells (layouts, materials, costing) Perform all other duties as assigned. Bachelor's Degree in Engineering from an accredited educational institution Three (3) years experience in engineering or manufacturing engineering No relocation benefit is being offered for this position. Only candidates within a 50-mile radius of Youngsville, NC. Active Duty Military Service member candidates are exempt from the geographical area limitation Engineering Degree in Electrical, Industrial, or Manufacturing Engineering from an accredited educational institution Experience with MRP systems (SAP) Experience with Microsoft Project Ability to think strategically and see big picture in dynamic business environment Ability to work independently and in a team environment; to communicate articulately and professionally across many organizational levels and functions