Rogue Fitness
Industrial Engineer - Advanced Manufacturing
Rogue Fitness, Columbus, Ohio, United States, 43224
Overview
Industrial Engineer - Advanced Manufacturing at Rogue Fitness. We’re a vertically integrated, technology-powered manufacturer that engineers the systems that design, schedule, fabricate, track, and deliver world-class strength equipment. Responsibilities
Translate operational needs into actionable technical requirements Act as the manufacturing subject matter expert during the Software Development Lifecycle—shape scope, validate designs on the floor, run pilots, and manage cutover Partner with stakeholders from manufacturing engineering, operations and business leadership to identify problems and translate them into clear system requirements Identify, measure, and improve key operational metrics through technology solutions Collaborate with stakeholders to define success metrics tied to productivity, labor efficiency, and scheduling Deliver tools that impact KPIs such as OEE, Labor Utilization Rate, Planned vs. Actual Output, Inventory Accuracy, and Material Handling Pick Accuracy/Throughput Use performance data to validate outcomes and guide future iterations Evaluate and guide decisions for improvements to current manufacturing technology Identify opportunities to improve workflow, visibility, and data flow Recommend tools and platforms that align with long-term operational goals Support interoperability between ERP, WMS, MES, and other systems Enable adoption and long-term usability by developing process documentation, training materials, and change support Gather user feedback and iterate on features to improve usability and performance Leverage AI toolsets to improve efficiency in product development workflows Apply generative AI and automation platforms to accelerate requirement definition, documentation, and testing artifact creation Required Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree in a relevant operations-focused field, such as Industrial/Manufacturing Engineering or Mechanical Engineering 3+ years in discrete manufacturing with direct shop-floor exposure (e.g., laser cutting, forming, welding, CNC machining, assembly) ERP/MRP experience (items, BOMs/routings, work centers, scheduling, inventory transactions) Proven impact on KPIs such as OEE, first-pass yield, on-time completion, WIP turns, or inventory accuracy Experience translating operational needs into clear, implementable project requirements Effective communication and decision-making skills across technical and business teams Preferred Qualifications
Data competence: advanced Excel/Sheets; basic SQL; ability to pull/use CSVs and build simple KPI views Six Sigma Green Belt or similar continuous-improvement training Basic equipment connectivity/data collection (e.g., machine counters, OPC UA/MQTT gateways, Ignition/Tulip, label printers/scanners) Understanding of Agile software development practices and product lifecycle management Why Rogue?
Work at the interface of manufacturing technology and steel, impacting workflow and machine uptime Own your systems, decisions, and outcomes Note: This is a fully onsite role in Columbus, Ohio. Remote work is not available. Applicants must be authorized to work in the United States for any employer.
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Industrial Engineer - Advanced Manufacturing at Rogue Fitness. We’re a vertically integrated, technology-powered manufacturer that engineers the systems that design, schedule, fabricate, track, and deliver world-class strength equipment. Responsibilities
Translate operational needs into actionable technical requirements Act as the manufacturing subject matter expert during the Software Development Lifecycle—shape scope, validate designs on the floor, run pilots, and manage cutover Partner with stakeholders from manufacturing engineering, operations and business leadership to identify problems and translate them into clear system requirements Identify, measure, and improve key operational metrics through technology solutions Collaborate with stakeholders to define success metrics tied to productivity, labor efficiency, and scheduling Deliver tools that impact KPIs such as OEE, Labor Utilization Rate, Planned vs. Actual Output, Inventory Accuracy, and Material Handling Pick Accuracy/Throughput Use performance data to validate outcomes and guide future iterations Evaluate and guide decisions for improvements to current manufacturing technology Identify opportunities to improve workflow, visibility, and data flow Recommend tools and platforms that align with long-term operational goals Support interoperability between ERP, WMS, MES, and other systems Enable adoption and long-term usability by developing process documentation, training materials, and change support Gather user feedback and iterate on features to improve usability and performance Leverage AI toolsets to improve efficiency in product development workflows Apply generative AI and automation platforms to accelerate requirement definition, documentation, and testing artifact creation Required Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree in a relevant operations-focused field, such as Industrial/Manufacturing Engineering or Mechanical Engineering 3+ years in discrete manufacturing with direct shop-floor exposure (e.g., laser cutting, forming, welding, CNC machining, assembly) ERP/MRP experience (items, BOMs/routings, work centers, scheduling, inventory transactions) Proven impact on KPIs such as OEE, first-pass yield, on-time completion, WIP turns, or inventory accuracy Experience translating operational needs into clear, implementable project requirements Effective communication and decision-making skills across technical and business teams Preferred Qualifications
Data competence: advanced Excel/Sheets; basic SQL; ability to pull/use CSVs and build simple KPI views Six Sigma Green Belt or similar continuous-improvement training Basic equipment connectivity/data collection (e.g., machine counters, OPC UA/MQTT gateways, Ignition/Tulip, label printers/scanners) Understanding of Agile software development practices and product lifecycle management Why Rogue?
Work at the interface of manufacturing technology and steel, impacting workflow and machine uptime Own your systems, decisions, and outcomes Note: This is a fully onsite role in Columbus, Ohio. Remote work is not available. Applicants must be authorized to work in the United States for any employer.
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