Process Simulation Engineer

Model Architecture: Develop high-fidelity simulations replicating complex business environments (supply chains, operational workflows, market/demand shifts) grounded in a detailed understanding of current-state (as-is) operations

Scenario Analysis: Use models to stress-test initiatives, quantify risk, and project the impact of variables like resource constraints, OEE drift, or economic fluctuations

Translating Insights: Convert raw, stochastic simulation outputs into clear, objective, decision-ready recommendations for executives and program leadership.

Support the lean transformation roadmap by validating process and capacity scenarios ahead of investment decisions

Build high-value business cases for capital investment (headcount, layout, capacity) grounded in simulation-validated data

Support Kaizens and continuous improvement projects with scenario modeling, what-if analysis, and efficiency recommendations

Validate and refine models iteratively against real production data to maintain accuracy over time

Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Operations, Industrial Engineering, or related field

3-6 years of experience in manufacturing operations, supply chain, or lean/operations excellence roles

Working knowledge of lean manufacturing principles (VSM, takt time, line balancing, standard work)

Hands-on experience with DES or business/process simulation tools (e.g., AnyLogic, FlexSim, Arena, Simio)

Experience with data cleaning and statistical analysis such as t-testing, ANOVA, and regression.

Demonstrated ability to translate operational data into quantitative models and back into business recommendations

Experience supporting Greenfield site design, Brownfield capacity/efficiency projects, or automation business-case validation

Strong data analysis skills to convert production/operational data into model inputs

Ability to communicate complex, stochastic simulation results simply and objectively to non-technical/executive stakeholders

Comfort working directly with plant/site teams to gather ground-truth process data

Intellectual curiosity and a builder's mindset; energized by creating new modeling approaches and simulation capabilities in a function that is still taking shape, rather than following an established playbook