industrialelectricmanufacturing
Continuous Improvement Engineer (E2) – Continuous Improvement Engineer
At a Glance
- Location
- Canada
- Experience
- 3–5 years
- Posted
- 2026-02-13T14:55:45-05:00
Key Requirements
Domain Knowledge
- Engineering
- Finance
- Manufacturing
- Medical
Benefits & Perks
ive and competitive benefits package designed to support our employees' well
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Business, Operations, or a related field; MBA or Master’s preferred
3-5 years of progressive experience in a manufacturing, operations, or continuous improvement, preferably in a multi-site or matrixed industrial environment
Deep understanding of Lean Principles (e.g., 5S, value stream mapping, standard work, visual management, PDCA, SMED, A3 problem solving)
Demonstrated success leading cross-functional kaizen events and system-wide CI initiatives
Understanding of basic ops finance, including P&L impact, cost drivers, and fixed vs. variable costs
Strong facilitation, project management and communication skills
Responsibilities
IEM is currently seeking a Continuous Improvement Engineer for our Surrey, B.C. locations and will report into our Continuous Improvement manager. Join our transformation journey as a lean professional supporting kaizen activities, standard work documentation, and data-driven process improvement. This is a hands-on role ideal for candidates with a passion for lean manufacturing and a desire to grow in a structured CI environment.
Please note: This position requires 100% in-office presence in our Surrey offices and does not offer remote work.
Support cross-functional kaizen events focused on lean fundamentals, standard work, visual management, flow, problem-solving and strategic growth/ capacity initiatives
Assist in the implementation of tools and processes across operations, supply chain, engineering, and commercial functions
Develop internal capability by supporting the training and coaching team members/ leaders in lean thinking, daily management and continuous improvement practices