Methods Process Engineer (Industrial)

TL;DR

Methods Process Engineer (Industrial): Optimizing shopfloor operations and production lines in the industrial sector with an accent on performance analysis, root cause identification, and standardization of working methods. Focus on implementing Lean/Six Sigma methodologies, reducing waste, and improving equipment reliability.

Location: Onsite in Antwerp, Belgium

Company

An independent technology consulting firm providing guidance and solutions to businesses across various sectors worldwide.

What you will do

• Monitor and optimize shopfloor operations, production lines, and machine performance (OEE, cycle times).
• Identify root causes of production issues and implement corrective/preventive actions.
• Develop and update work instructions and standard operating procedures.
• Lead continuous improvement initiatives using Kaizen, 5S, TPM, and SMED.
• Standardize methods to reduce waste based on Lean principles.
• Collaborate with maintenance and quality teams to ensure equipment reliability and address non-conformities.

Requirements

• Experience in industrial environments (production, methods, or continuous improvement).
• Proficiency in continuous improvement tools: Kaizen, 5S, TPM.
• Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Engineering (mechanical, electromechanical, industrial, or production).
• Strong analytical skills and proficiency in Excel and Power BI.
• Fluent in Dutch and English.
• Must be based in or be able to work onsite in Antwerp, Belgium.

Nice to have

• Knowledge of Lean/Six Sigma.
• Experience with industrial maintenance principles (preventive, corrective).

Culture & Benefits

• International environment with over 110 nationalities.
• Strong career growth opportunities through a robust internal Academy.
• Active workplace with frequent internal events and team buildings.
• Commitment to ESG and the "WeCare Together" social and environmental program.

Hiring process

• Brief virtual/phone screening call to understand motivations.
• Average of 3 interviews with managers and future colleagues.
• Potential technical case study, role play, or problem-solving assessment.