Lean Manufacturing Coordinator (Bosch Production System)

The Lean Manufacturing Coordinator is responsible for developing, implementing, and promoting the Bosch Production System (BPS). The coordinator will drive continuous improvement activities, provide training and coaching to employees, and lead projects to achieve established production, quality, and logistics goals.

Responsibilities

Developing, implementing, and promoting the Bosch Production System (BPS); Driving continuous improvement activities; Providing training and coaching to employees; Leading projects to achieve established production, quality, and logistics goals; Developing and driving a Bosch Production System (BPS) implementation strategy for specific departments; Conducting training sessions on BPS methodology, problem-solving, and lean tools; Acting as coach and expert for all employees; Leading and facilitating speed week or Kaizen events; Using lean tools like Value Stream Mapping (VSM), Kanban, and Standardized Work; Reviewing and assessing BPS maturity level and developing action plans; Creating and monitoring key performance indicators (KPIs); Developing and maintaining BPS documentation; Preparing for internal and external BPS assessments and audits; Driving and guiding Industry 4.0 initiatives; Supporting long-term strategic physical logistics concepts and optimizing material flow systems

Requirements

1+ years in BPS, lean manufacturing and/or industrial engineering with a manufacturing environment; Bachelor's degree required with a preference for Engineering focus; Ability to analyze issues, develop actions plans and apply problem solving techniques such as Six Sigma, Shanin, or 5 whys; Excellent verbal and written communication skills for presentations, training, and inter-department collaboration; Experience managing projects, supervising teams, prioritizing tasks, and ability to work independently

Nice to have

Preferred Six Sigma Green Belt; knowledge of automotive industry standards; knowledge of manufacturing quality systems; Thorough knowledge of lean manufacturing principles, such as Value Stream Mapping (flow of materials and information), 5S, Kaizen, Kanban, Standardized Work, and Quick Changeover (SMED); Experience with problem-solving methodologies like Six Sigma, Shainin, or 8D; Proficiency with data analysis tools such as Power BI; Documentation of standardized work charts, work sequencing, cycle time studies and standard in-process stock

Benefits

Competitive compensation and benefits package; Premium health coverage; 401(k) with generous matching; Resources for financial planning and goal setting; Ample paid time off; Parental leave; Comprehensive life and disability protection