Industrial Engineer, Maritime Manufacturing

Job Description

Build and maintain an integrated production schedule across programs, resources, and work centers, updating it as routings, capacity, demand, and priorities change. Sequence work within finite capacity, identify and report conflicts or shortfalls, track schedule adherence, and document decisions and open items for shift handoffs.

Requirements: Candidates should have a background in production planning, scheduling, industrial engineering, or manufacturing operations, along with experience in critical chain, theory of constraints, buffer management, or finite-capacity scheduling. A related bachelor's degree is preferred or equivalent experience; trade, shipyard, or military production experience also qualifies, and applicants must be U.S. Persons eligible to obtain and maintain an active U.S. Secret clearance.

Key Skills: Production Planning, Production Scheduling, Industrial Engineering, Manufacturing Operations, Finite Capacity Scheduling, Constraint-Based Scheduling, Critical Chain, Theory of Constraints, Buffer Management, Capacity Planning, Schedule Adherence Tracking, Lean Manufacturing, Six Sigma, MES and ERP Systems, Maritime Manufacturing, Mechanical and Electrical Integration

Benefits: Equity Grants, Health Benefits