fairlife
Processing Engineer, Loss
About this role
fairlife seeks a Processing Engineer to identify and reduce dairy losses throughout the production facility in Goodyear, Arizona. This role focuses on mass balance analysis, data modeling, and driving cross-functional initiatives to minimize product waste and improve operational efficiency.
What you'll do
- Conduct mass balance analysis to identify all sources of dairy product loss across the production process
- Lead data analysis and develop data models to track losses throughout the facility
- Partner with Finance to ensure accurate accounting and reporting of losses
- Lead cross-functional teams to identify process improvements and drive implementation
- Analyze plant-wide dairy losses and develop key initiatives for reduction
- Collaborate with other departments to execute loss reduction strategies
What they're looking for
- Data analysis and modeling
- Process improvement methodology
- Mass balance analysis
- Cross-functional team leadership
- Problem-solving and root cause analysis
- Financial accounting knowledge
- Manufacturing/production operations understanding
- Project management
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fairlife
fairlife manufactures dairy products and operates processing facilities that require sophisticated automation and operational optimization. The company is hiring engineers across environmental health & safety systems, process automation, warehouse automation, and production efficiency to enhance manufacturing reliability, reduce waste, and ensure regulatory compliance.
- Website
- fairlife.com
Likely interview questions
- Describe your experience with mass balance analysis and data modeling in a manufacturing or processing environment. How have you used these tools to identify product losses?
- Tell us about a time you led a cross-functional team to solve a production problem. How did you drive implementation of the solution?