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Intel

Industrial Engineer - Foundry Strategic Capacity

Intel

full time · Mid

$103,730 – $198,820

Listed on Intel’s own careers site. You apply with them directly — we never stand between you and the employer.

What this role is

Intel seeks an Industrial Engineer to develop capacity strategies and optimize manufacturing operations for their foundry business. This role combines data analysis, process design, and cross-functional collaboration to improve production efficiency and support Intel's long-term growth objectives.

Our summary, not Intel’s wording. The full posting is on their site.

What they ask for

Required

  • Bachelor's degree in Industrial Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, Operations Research, Finance, Accounting, Economics, or related field with 4+ years of experience, or Master's degree with 3+ years of experience, or PhD
  • Advanced proficiency in manufacturing systems design and process optimization
  • Data analysis experience
  • Hands-on experience with simulation software or statistical analysis tools
  • Strong project management skills
  • Advanced Excel capabilities including analytics and modeling
  • Proficiency in programming languages or data visualization tools such as Python, R, SQL, or Power BI
  • No immigration sponsorship available

Nice to have

  • Master's degree or PhD in Industrial Engineering or Systems Engineering
  • Experience with Lean, Six Sigma, or similar process improvement methodologies
  • Proven ability to synthesize complex information and deliver actionable insights
  • Background in semiconductor manufacturing or technology industries
  • Ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment
  • Experience in wafer foundry, OSAT, or high-volume manufacturing environments

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