Process Analyst

At Lynden Door, we strive to be a relational company delivering world-class quality, value, service, and innovation. We're looking for a Process Analyst who shares that same spirit — someone who serves others, drives continuous improvement, and thrives as part of a one-team culture.

Role:

The Process Analyst supports the organization through data analysis, process development, and systems improvement, with a particular focus on automation and ERP integration. In the first six months, you'll work across departments as an internal consultant — mapping requirements, streamlining workflows, and delivering high-impact, low-hanging wins that benefit the whole organization over any single group's preferences.

Hours: Full-time, in-office, 8:00- 5:00 Monday to Friday.

Candidates currently located in Whatcom county, and eligible to work for any employer without Visa restrictions, will be given preference.

Key Responsibilites:

• Build trusted relationships across departments by humbly serving the needs of others — this isn't just a value we post on the wall, it's how we work.
• Partner with cross-functional teams using Lean CI tools to map, improve, document, and automate business processes, consolidating tools with the ERP where possible.
• Gather and analyze quantitative and qualitative data to drive fact-based decisions that reflect multiple team perspectives.
• Identify and prioritize process re-engineering opportunities for standardization, scalability, and efficiency — removing waste and streamlining workflows.
• Serve as a strategic bridge between operations and IT, supporting ERP software and manufacturing business processes.
• Develop project plans, coordinate training, and communicate status to keep initiatives on track and objectives met.

What You Bring:

• Bachelor's degree in Industrial or Manufacturing Engineering (or other engineering), MIS, Computer Science, or other process-related education or experience.
• Intermediate SQL skills and comfort tracing data through database tables; strong numeric analysis ability.
• Proficiency in technical writing, MS Visio, and process/workflow mapping.
• Working knowledge of Lean Manufacturing tools — Kaizen, VSM, 5S, 7 Deadly Wastes, SMED, and structured problem-solving.
• Strong facilitation, interviewing, and cross-functional collaboration skills that translate into completed projects.
• High emotional intelligence around organizational change, with a proven ability to anticipate next steps and act on them.
• Intermediate project management skills and a hands-on, get-it-done mindset.
• Commitment to company culture, ethics, confidentiality, and code of conduct.

If you're energized by improving how things work, love bringing people together around a better way, and want to contribute to a company that genuinely values service and teamwork — we'd love to hear from you.