Hunter Douglas
Industrial Engineer
About this role
Hunter Douglas seeks an Industrial Engineer to optimize manufacturing processes, plant layouts, and workflows at their Salt Lake City facility. You'll ensure safe, efficient operations while managing cycle times, headcount planning, and new product launches in collaboration with cross-functional teams.
What you'll do
- Conduct weekly safety walks and implement countermeasures for IE risks and ergonomic issues
- Develop and implement optimal plant and process layouts, flows, and packaging designs
- Measure, define, and audit cycle times monthly; determine required headcount based on forecasted volume
- Lead multidisciplinary teams on IE studies, analyses, and new product launch support
- Perform ergonomic analyses and develop standard work procedures for all plant operations
- Support capacity studies, performance validation (LV1/LV2), and special projects as needed
What they're looking for
- Industrial engineering principles and practices
- Process optimization and plant layout design
- Cycle time studies and work measurement
- Ergonomic analysis and assessment
- Project management and cross-functional leadership
- Data analysis and problem-solving
- Process flow and capacity planning
- Safety management and risk mitigation
Benefits
- Annual base salary: $95,000–$115,000
- Bonus target of 20%
- Medical, dental, vision, life, and disability insurance
- 401(k) plan with employer matching
- Paid parental leave and paid time off
- Culture focused on internal development and professional growth
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Hunter Douglas
Hunter Douglas manufactures products across multiple North American facilities and optimizes their production operations through process engineering and automation. The company is hiring Process Engineers, Industrial Engineers, Fabrication Engineers, and Automation Engineers to drive manufacturing excellence, improve operational efficiency, and implement advanced automation systems.
View all jobs at Hunter DouglasLikely interview questions
- Describe your experience with cycle time studies and how you've used them to optimize production lines.
- Walk us through a plant layout or process redesign project you led—what challenges did you face and how did you overcome them?