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As a Process Engineer Analyst, you'll implement process improvement tools and strategies, delivering tangible results through KPI analysis, and actively driving the integration of the Walmart Performance System.
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The Analyst II, Process Engineer has a direct impact by being a part of an engineering team that collaborates closely with operations on the floor, develops improved processes, and designs analytical tools to improve the business.
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Leads Process Improvement tools and methods (for example, 5S, root cause analysis, six sigma, time and motion studies) to eliminate losses in an area within a Distribution Center according to Network Process Structure using Walmart Performance System (WPS) programs.
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Supports Department Managers with WPS programs, projects, associate engagement, and KPI improvements within process areaLeads savings projects within area of responsibility by taking loss out of the process.
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Proficient in the use of process mapping, data analysis, and statistical tools (Minitab) Use industrial engineering techniques such as time studies, work measurement, and motion analysis to identify opportunities for process optimization.
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Bachelor's Degree in Engineering or prior experience in Process Improvement. The full Job Description can be made available as part of the hiring process. Conducting root cause analysis to strategically improve the process.
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SQL experience to provide process improvement. As a global leader in supply chain, the engineering division is a new development for Walmart with the mission of continuous growth as the Fortune 1 company and to maintain a competitive advantage.
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As a Process Engineer Analyst, you'll use your technical expertise and leadership skills to lead process improvements within our Distribution Center. Lead and implement process improvement tools, such as 5S, root cause analysis, and six sigma, in a Distribution Center to minimize losses and enhance efficiency.
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The Analyst II, Quality Engineer has a direct impact by being a part of an engineering team that collaborates closely with operations on the floor to observes processes, and work with associates and the process engineer to develop and troubleshoot analytical tools to improve the business.
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Have Process/Continuous Improvement Experience (for example: 5S, RCA, time and motion studies) Walmart, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer – By Choice. Co-Op/Internship in Manufacturing, Supply Chain, or Distribution with experience applying basic Lean/Continuous Improvement Tools.
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Microsoft PowerApps experience. Proficiency in BigQuery. Have Informix experience. Other great perks include 401(k) match, stock purchase plan, paid maternity and parental leave, PTO, multiple health plans, and much more.
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