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Continuous Improvement Engineer
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What they do
A Lean Manufacturing Engineer develops LEAN work methodology within a manufacturing environment, optimizes machining processes to reach optimum product quality, efficiency and process repeatability at the lowest cost. Leads and deploys best practices in the manufacturing process by supporting continuous improvement in various manufacturing processes by reducing the tooling costs and improving the flow of material and setting up cycle times.
$110,338 / year median in Florida
+13% projected growth
Job Description
Job Title:
Continuous Improvement Engineer Location:
Pinellas County What's the Job? Lean Leadership — Champion Lean culture; coach teams in 5S, standard work, VSM, waste elimination, and structured problem‑solving. Kaizen Facilitation — Plan, lead, and teach Kaizen workshops; guide cross‑functional teams through rapid‑cycle improvement Supporting Kaizen — Provide full support for Kaizen events including:- Event preparation (data gathering, current‑state mapping, materials)
- Facilitation support (guiding breakout groups, capturing ideas, maintaining pace)
- Process analysis (time studies, waste walks, spaghetti diagrams, bottleneck identification)
- Lean tool application (5S, root‑cause analysis, PDCA, standard work updates)
- Documentation (before/after metrics, action items, SOP updates)
- Sustainment (follow‑ups, audits, verification of results) Project Execution — Lead CI projects using DMAIC, A3, and data‑driven decision‑making; track timelines, actions, and results.