Industrial Engineer - Lean Practitioner

will include gathering and analyzing manufacturing data, running simulations in ProModel, identifying areas for improvement, and presenting your findings. Expect to engage with multi-functional teams to collect data, explain insights, and support solution implementation. Solutions in scope include floor layout, resource optimization, flow development, visual management, tiered management, and many other Lean guidelines. Given demand, you will also be asked to support similar analyses for outsourced programs at suppliers globally (however, at a reduced scale of implementation engagement). You will conduct an assessment of capacity and capability to ensure the schedule. Your tactful collection of manufacturing line data and clear messaging to joint leadership teams will be critical for award volume, investment, and program outcomes. From on-the-floor observations to troubleshooting real-time challenges to supplier assessment, your work will focus on driving efficiency and supporting the seamless operations of Viasat’s most critical manufacturing lines. Each day will offer new opportunities to learn, innovate, and make a measurable impact. What you'll need 4-8 years of experience in Industrial Engineering, process improvement, Continuous Improvement or similar role Deep exposure to Discrete Event Simulation and preferably ProModel Proven track record to clearly articulate messages to a variety of audiences with professional poise and business maturity Proven track record to own and lead change implementation Broad understanding of Lean, Six Sigma, and other Industrial Engineering methodologies Mindfulness and personal charisma to earn respect and influence decisions Bachelor's or Master's in a technical field (such as Industrial Systems Engineering, Process Build, Operations Research, Engineering Management, or a similar degree), or equivalent experience Up to 15% travel (