Operations Research Engineer

Operations Research Engineers design, develop, and apply advanced mathematical models, simulation and optimization frameworks to drive manufacturing and supply chain improvements. They identify and solve complex problems across factory performance, production loading, equipment optimization, decision science, and supply/distribution network operations, leveraging fabrication and assembly/test environments with broad supply chain expertise. Responsibilities include building and deploying mathematically-based decision algorithms, heuristics, optimization models, and simulation tools, collaborating with business units to define requirements, and implementing solutions that improve manufacturing efficiency and supply chain performance. Qualifications include a Master’s degree and 2-7 years in programming (C#) and commercial optimization/constraint programming tools (e.g., ILOG CPLEX, Gurobi, Autosched), plus SQL Server experience and a strong foundation in OR methods (Linear/Integer/Constraint Programming). Preferred: semiconductor manufacturing experience, discrete-event simulation, and related optimization techniques.