About The Role

As a Process Engineer, you'll own the elimination of process losses for a designated production process. You'll be the technical backbone of the operation — using data to find where quality and reliability are slipping, then leading the fixes: from equipment standards and change management to troubleshooting and cross-plant knowledge sharing.

Scope of Ownership · Own engineering of assigned equipment/processes · Lead root-cause resolution and defect elimination · Lead centerline setting and optimization · Lead CI and loss-elimination projects · Lead capital project execution · Lead standard work and SOP technical content · Lead startups and changes · Contribute to Process Reliability (PR) improvement Key Responsibilities · Identify, prioritize, and eliminate process losses · Build process capability and control (PQM / MU) · Provide feedback to design and lead smart standardization deployment · Define equipment standards · Lead change management and validation processes · Lead and build the team's capability in technical troubleshooting of process failures · Lead process benchmarking and reapplication across sites · Execute the technical side of capital projects, startups, and changes · Help capture tribal knowledge and load it into team training (e.g., Augmentir) Day-to-Day · Design, implement, and maintain systems to collect and analyze data on critical product and process parameters · Use that data to identify process losses · Work with line management to prioritize improvement opportunities · Eliminate or reduce prioritized losses by changing processes or work systems · Participate in daily direction-setting — report results, flag issues, and request resources · Own critical daily management systems, e.g. center-lining (run-to-target) · Standardize equipment and work processes; own the change management system for your designated process; update control strategies and operating procedures as changes occur · Share and reapply learnings across processes, modules, and plants · Prepare and deliver training on process and equipment changes · Grow your own capability through corporate and external training How We Measure Success · Product Quality Measures (PQM) — product or package defects, measured in PPM · Process Reliability (PR) · Downtime reduction on assigned equipment · Defect elimination and recurrence · Project delivery on time · Centerline effectiveness Direct Reports None — individual contributor / project lead. What to Expect · You'll spend about 80% of your time on the floor, close to the process · You'll grow into the site's technical expert for a designated process · You'll qualify across all basic operating roles for that process

Bachelor's degree in Engineering (Chemical, Mechanical, Industrial, or a related discipline) · Experience in a manufacturing or process engineering role, ideally in a fast-paced production environment · Strong data analysis and problem-solving skills; comfortable turning process data into prioritized action · Familiarity with Lean/Six Sigma methods, root-cause analysis, and statistical process control · Experience with centerline setting/optimization and DOE (Design of Experiments) methods · Experience leading change management or validation processes for equipment or procedures · Confident troubleshooter who can lead others through technical failures under pressure · Strong communication skills — able to train others and influence across functions · Willingness to spend the majority of your time on the plant floor