Provide reliability engineering leadership for the Elkton propulsion manufacturing campus, focusing on improving availability, maintainability, safety, and lifecycle performance of facilities infrastructure, utilities, manufacturing support systems, and critical plant assets.
Lead reliability and maintainability studies for facility systems, utilities, equipment, and infrastructure
Develop and improve reliability-centered maintenance and preventive-maintenance programs
Analyze equipment performance, work-order history, process-control data, and failure reports to identify systemic risks
Support capital planning, equipment selection, design reviews, commissioning, and lifecycle-cost decisions
Drive corrective actions and continuous improvement across facilities and maintenance operations
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Reliability Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Facilities Engineering, or a related STEM discipline
Master’s degree in Reliability Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Facilities Engineering, or a related STEM discipline
Ph.D. in a related STEM discipline
Nice to have: Certified Reliability Engineer (CRE)
Nice to have: Certified Maintenance and Reliability Professional (CMRP)
Develops and manages educational program evaluation and continuous-improvement activities that support educational quality, program improvement, accreditation readiness, outcomes evaluation, and evidence-informed decision making across the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.
Design, implement, and manage program evaluation and continuous-improvement activities supporting educational quality, institutional effectiveness, program improvement, and accreditation readiness.
Lead and independently manage evaluation projects through planning, implementation, analysis, reporting, stakeholder engagement, follow-up, and close-out.
Collect, analyze, synthesize, and interpret qualitative and quantitative data to support evidence-informed decision making.
Develop reports, presentations, recommendations, and other communication products that support decision making and continuous improvement for educational leaders, committees, program teams, and stakeholders.
Provide consultation and guidance regarding evaluation methods, assessment strategies, continuous improvement processes, and program effectiveness.
Requirements
Master’s Degree in Program Evaluation, Educational Research, Public Health, health Professions Education, Social Sciences, Higher Education, Organizational Development, Improvement Science, or a related field
Reliability Engineer improves reliability, maintainability, safety, and lifecycle performance of manufacturing, utility, facility, and process systems.
Compensation
The salary range for this position is: $100,500.00 - $145,166.66
Responsibilities
Analyze CMMS/EAM data, downtime, deviations, work orders, maintenance costs, condition-monitoring results, spare-parts usage, and equipment history.
The Reliability Engineer improves the reliability, maintainability, safety, and lifecycle performance of cGMP and non-cGMP manufacturing, utility, facility, and process systems.
Compensation
The salary range for this position is:
$100,500.00 - $145,166.66
Responsibilities
Analyze CMMS/EAM data, downtime, deviations, work orders, maintenance costs, condition-monitoring results, spare-parts usage, and equipment history.
Program Evaluation & Continuous Improvement Specialist (SOM - Assessment and Evaluation)Johns Hopkins University · Baltimore, US