Ідентифікатор вакансії: 263582

Дата публікації: 02/12/2024

Why we will love you

A job at IKEA is so much more than home furnishings. Together, we work to make a better everyday life for the many. It's the perfect fit if you want to contribute, grow, and share your uniqueness.  Join our team and start a better life for yourself.

What you'll be doing day to day

As a Market Industrial Engineer, leading the initiative to influence and drive improvements in our Customer Fulfillment Center, you will:

Arrange all implementation, maintenance, and continuous improvement of labor Management System and Process within a Market Area.

Collaborate as a stakeholder in IKEA supply chain optimization initiatives.

Collaborate with all facets of warehouse operations to understand the objectives, challenges, and opportunities of each Customer Fulfillment Units.

Perform root cause analysis, utilize existing or create data analysis tools for labor management initiatives.

Develop and implement reporting and metrics to track continuous improvement initiatives across the market and Customer Fulfillment Units.

Create various concepts connected to the improvement of safety, customer experience, quality, and cost as related to process and labor.

Identify and implement continuous improvements in warehouse operations while applying lean/Kaizen and best-in-class standards and methodologies.

Implement all Labor Management System (LMS) activities to ensure knowledge transfer to direct reports in all Customer Fulfillment Units.

Create an environment where IKEA culture is a strong and living reality that embraces the diversity of co-workers and customers.

Together as a team

In our team we love puzzles and are always looking for ways to make things smarter, safer and more user-friendly. We all come from different backgrounds and together we enable efficient product development and production through innovative engineering. Of course we also make sure that our products live up to the highest standards of quality, design, function, price and sustainability.

Apply now!

Thank you for your interest in applying for this role. Please be aware that this is a Sensitive Position.
As a condition of employment for this role, the successful candidate will be required to complete a background check and a drug test.


At IKEA, taking care of our co-workers and their dependents is a top priority. That’s why we offer our eligible, regular co-workers (part-time and full-time) a full menu of benefits and perk options to help everyone maintain work and life balance, be well and plan for their future. Join our team and enjoy/ these benefits, and so much more!

• Generous paid time off, holiday, and sick time
• WiselyPay – get earned wages up to two days early
• Paid parental leave (up to 16 weeks)
• KinderCare tuition discount
• Retirement and bonus plans
• Co-worker discount, meal deal, and referral bonus
• Pet insurance program
• Education assistance and learning programs
• Safety shoe reimbursement
• 24/7 telehealth visits
• Dental and vision plans
• Medical and Rx plans (must work min. 20 hrs/wk)
• A fun and inclusive work environment

JOB TYPE – Permanent, Full-time, Salary
HOURS 40 hours per week // Benefits Eligible
SHIFTS – Monday-Friday with occasional travel on weekends
The salary pay range for this role is $109810 to $145, 374 to start per year
The anticipated posting closing date is 11/3/2025

QUALIFICATIONS

Bachelor’s Degree in industrial engineering preferred.
Minimum of 3 years as an industrial engineer.
Experience in material handling, automation, manufacturing, supply chain, process improvement, and/or distribution and logistics industries.
Experience with labor-management programs and developing and deploying engineered labor standards.

Preferred

Black Belt Certification and Six Sigma Green, recommended.
Experience with traditional warehouse operations and automation, such as warehouse equipment, crane machines, ASRS, and custom box makers.
5+ years experience leading, guiding, and mentoring.
2+ years experience working with external teams on large capital projects and change management.
Experience with statistical modeling and programs.
Understanding of Maynard Operations Sequence Technique (MOST) or other similar time study methods (EASE, MTM, Master Standard Data).