Industrial Engineer#26-34824

$39.22-$42.46 per hour

Lake Orion, MI

Onsite

Job Description

Our client, a Automotive Manufacturing company, is looking for a Industrial Engineer for their Lake Orion, MI location.

Responsibilities:

The GSC Industrial Engineer supports manufacturing and supply-chain operations by developing, maintaining, and improving sequence documentation, material-flow processes, logistics standards, and plant-floor execution.

This role works cross-functionally with manufacturing, logistics, maintenance, and other plant stakeholders to improve accuracy, flow, standardization, and operational readiness.

Develop and maintain

APS/STDS

writeups and related sequence documentation for onsite and offsite operations.

Own ULOC assignments for all applicable onsite and offsite sequences, ensuring assignments remain accurate and current.

Create and maintain the sequence rack book and supporting documentation for onsite and offsite sequences to support planning, communication, and execution.

Support small-lot GMOS activities and provide maintenance support as needed.

Provide Industrial Engineering support for SLT 6 activities and related operational needs.

Maintain Dock Codes for offsite parts and small-lot operations, coordinating updates with appropriate stakeholders.

Assist with logistics coordination, including understanding operational needs and supporting the development of logistics studies.

Use data, process observation, and cross-functional input to identify opportunities for improved material flow, sequencing, standard work, and space utilization.

Apply AI awareness and responsible use of AI-enabled tools to support analysis, documentation, and continuous-improvement activities while following company data and security requirements.

Communicate changes clearly and maintain accurate, accessible records for plant and logistics partners.

Requirements:

Bachelor's degree in industrial engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, Supply Chain, Operations, or a related field; equivalent relevant experience may be considered.

Experience in industrial engineering, manufacturing operations, plant logistics, material flow, sequencing, or a related environment.

Hands-on experience with AutoCAD, including the ability to create, modify, and interpret layouts, flow diagrams, or other engineering drawings.

Ability to develop, update, and maintain detailed processes, logistics, and sequence documentation.

Strong analytical, organizational, communication, and problem-solving skills.

Ability to work effectively with cross-functional teams and spend time in a manufacturing or plant-floor environment.

Preferred Qualifications:

Experience with

GMOS, APS/STDS, ULOC

assignments, Dock Code maintenance, or similar manufacturing and logistics systems.

Experience supporting onsite and offsite sequences, small-lot operations, maintenance activities, or logistics studies.

Knowledge of Lean Manufacturing, continuous improvement, standard work, and material-flow principles.

Proficiency with Microsoft Office tools, especially Excel and documentation platforms.

Demonstrated awareness of responsible AI use in a business or engineering environment.

Core Competencies:

Manufacturing and logistics process understanding

Technical documentation and configuration control

AutoCAD-based layout and drawing interpretation

Data-driven problem solving

Cross-functional collaboration

Attention to detail and follow-through

Continuous improvement mindset

Clear written and verbal communication

Working Conditions:

This position operates in a combination of office and manufacturing environments.

The role may require routine presence on the plant floor, interaction with production and logistics personnel, and adherence to all applicable safety, quality, and operational procedures.