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Howmet Aerospace
Process Engineer
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What they do
A Process Industrial Engineer develops and optimizes production processes.
$86,985 / year median in Connecticut
+6% projected growth
Job Description
Basic Qualifications Bachelor's Degree in Engineering Minimum of 2 years engineering or operations experience in a manufacturing environment. Preferred Qualifications Experience in a machining, aerospace or industrial gas turbines operation Aerospace specification knowledge Master's degree in a technical field Ability to solve problems and identify root cause and corrective action(s). Proficient in Microsoft Office software and CAD cam programs Working knowledge of statistical processing analysis tools Training and Experience with Lean Manufacturing and Six Sigma Tools Export-Controlled Data This position entails access to export-controlled items and employment offers are conditioned upon an applicant's ability to lawfully obtain access to such items. Job Roles Systems thinker
- -sees the business and its operation holistically; understands actions and reactions; considers multiple pathways of potential effect before decisions; thinks strategically about interventions with an eye toward scale Optimizer
- -constantly challenging the organization to work smarter; supports others to ensure they have what they need to do their work successfully Anticipation
- -looks ahead to minimize potential issues and maximize advantages; prepares others for what comes next Operational accelerator
- -drives continuous improvement; understands ramifications of automation and other advances; advocates for safety, ergonomics and scalable solutions Organization and structure
- -works within existing structures while striving to improve and standardize them; provides accurate information; galvanizes others toward common goals Influence
- -leverages knowledge, relationship, data and perspective to persuade, educate and navigate; gains buy in and adoption of ideas and practices at scale; interacts with a variety of stakeholders Data informed
- -focused on things that drive quantifiable business outcomes; evaluates based on quantitative feedback; knows and explains the "why" behind actions Prioritized reaction
- -handles the unexpected without losing sight of important objectives; reacts where greatest leverage points exist Relationship
- -connects individually and with teams across shifts and practices; builds rapport and commonality; creates a "win together" ethic; serves as liaison between shop floor and engineering; keeps the pulse of the floor; helps people feel heard