This position is located in Philadelphia The Industrialization Engineer is responsible to provide technical support and/or improvements to existing products/processes, and/or to help transfer new products to manufacturing. Investigates failures on existing and/or new products and/or processes (including QC processes). Recommends and monitors the implementation of preventive actions and process improvements resulting from these failure investigations. Primary Duties: + Investigates failures on existing and/or new products and/or processes (including QC processes). Recommends and monitors the implementation of preventive actions and process improvements resulting from these failure investigations. + Provides technical expertise to projects related to scaling-up and/or automating production processes in order to increase capacity or reduce production costs. Help to monitor processes’ validation to assure they meet regulatory requirements. + Creates and presents reports on conducted experiments, failure investigations and validations. Creates and revises the necessary documentation to implement into production. Documentation must be compliant to company and Regulatory guidelines. + Participates in Project Meetings to present reports and the status of the work packages he is responsible for. + Uses knowledge of techniques and methods such as Project Management, Risk Analysis (e.g. FMEA), Problem Solving Methods (e.g. Lean 6 Sigma). Minimum Requirements: + BS with a minimum of 3 years’ experience or MS with a minimum of 1 years’ experience. + Knowledge of Risk Analysis, Good Manufacturing Practices compliance, site product lines and manufacturing processes (including QC), + Statistical methods. + Analytical skills.