FLIGHT DECK Senior Industrial Engineering Leader

Summary The Senior Industrial Engineering Leader is part of the Integrated Manufacturing Assembly & Test FLIGHT DECK Industrial Engineering Group. This role will engage with our FLIGHT DECK and industrial engineering users across part families, shop operations, and supporting cross-functional teams that satisfy the needs for activities including standard work, layout and process development, kaizen event facilitation, direct labor productivity, problem solving, and process improvement initiatives focused on flow of material, asset utilization and resource capacity optimization. This position will require up to 60% travel.

Roles and Responsibilities: Develop advanced competency in wide range of Industrial Engineering Methods and Lean tools , and coach associates in the use and implementation of Lean (FLIGHT DECK) principles Partner, develop and execute standard Capacity Utilization process in partnership with the local Operations, FLIGHT DECK and Industrial Engineering Leaders Improves workflow by studying process flow charts, recommending modifications in workflow and workstations, and developing new procedures Layout and workstation planning a must Demonstrated experience with designing, developing, and deploying manufacturing systems with emphasis on machining lines and balancing hard/soft capacity Improves labor and machine utilization by studying work methods, layout, and equipment modifications, designing new methods, and recommending job restructuring Creates Standard Work and implements visual management to material flow and process optimization Share and communicate advanced industrial engineering process flows and work streams to be used by the operations as Best Practice Standards across the manufacturing network Use Lean Process Improvement methodologies, expertise, and judgment to creatively address complicated and/or interdependent processes, develop execution plans and communicate benefits/risk Demonstrated experience using operator balance charts, machine capacity analysis, standard work, time study, SMED, structured problem solving, daily management, and OEE calculations Lead functional teams or projects with minimal resource requirements, risk, and/or complexity. Communicates difficult concepts and may influence others' options on topics. May guide others to consider a different point of view Required Qualifications: Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university (Industrial Engineering Degree Preferred) Minimum of 5 years experience facilitating lean transformations in manufacturing and supply chain operations Willing to travel up to 60% of the time Desired Characteristics and Experience: A minimum of 10 years of experience facilitating lean transformations or manufacturing/machining operations.  Master's degree in Industrial Engineering 3+ years of leadership experience preferred Models the GE Behaviors (Respect for People, Continuous Improvement, Customer Driven): this is mission-critical for all GE leaders as an enabler for continuous improvement Results orientation – must deliver sustainable results Ability to accurately assess key business metrics and situations from a senior leader perspective and leverage lean to drive improvement. Able to influence others – must be able to inform, convince, and persuade other using lean to drive sustainable results. Highly credible. Collaborative, team orientation – knows when to lead and when to follow. Customer focused and demonstrated sense of urgency Impactful communicator from the shop floor to the Boardroom. Knowledge of and experience applying lean in transactional and shop floor situations (standardized work, material & information flows, level production and pull systems) Humble: respectful, receptive, agile, eager to learn​ Transparent: shares critical information, speaks with candor, contributes constructively​ Focused: quick learner, strategically prioritizes work, committed ​ Leadership