Company Description:

• Bachelor’s Degree in Mechanical, Chemical, or Electrical Engineering (or a related field) preferred.
• A minimum of 1 year of related work experience, or, a recent successful internship program.
• Experience in AM, PM, Quality and FI tools and processes is a plus.
• Experience with Processing Controls (i.e. PLC PID Control Loops) and Technology (i.e. piping rheology, process system design)
• Experience with Statistical Analysis Software (i.e. MatLab, Minitab, etc.)
• Experience with WCM or TPM Methodologies.

• Core interface/owner to address and close Waste and Loss according to the WCM prioritization process using AM, PM, FI, ENV, and Q pillar tools and methodologies, within processing department.
• Deliver FI Initiatives and Projects to drive Waste and Losses following WCM format.
• Responsible for tracking recipe and formulation issues to escalate to R&D and Innovation Teams external to plant.
• Responsible for interfacing with R&D and Innovation Teams to help roll out new products or formulations changes.
• Guidance and Process Owner of small scale capital projects (<$500,000) for department that deliver safety, quality and productivity ambitions.
• Primary interface with Unilever Engineering to manage and oversee EEM flow for Operations for the development and delivery of largescale capital projects (>$500,000). Scope includes TISI development, ensuring proper installation and commissioning, recipe validation/verification, and development of necessary training/communication.
• Reliability of all processing assets to include proper function, upkeep and repair.
• Planning, oversight and execution of all maintenance periods.
• Create Technical Standards to ensure process stability and operator-level education.
• Train process operators on technical standards, ingredient knowledge development, and restoration of basic conditions (stability sustainability).
• Identify and extend good practice to other areas in facility.
• Core Pillar team member supporting FI and Q Pillar initiatives.

• Abide by all plant Safety, Health, & Environment (SHE) policies.
• Attend all Safety, Health, & Environment (SHE) training.
• Work with a positive Safety, Health, & Environment (SHE) attitude.
• Serve on a Safety, Health, & Environment (SHE) team as assigned.
• Be aware of plant SHE significant aspects.
• Train all new hires on operator certified safety.
• Participate in plant safety programs (i.e. SBO, Safety/GMP Audit