Business Process Engineer

Computer Futures is a leading IT recruitment consultancy, specialising in placing IT experts in permanent and contract roles across Asia, Europe and the US. With a proven track record in IT recruitment, we enjoy success within all sectors and business types, placing a candidate every 38 minutes. From single job vacancies to large-scale projects, our proficiency in providing exceptional professionals across the board has carved our reputation as a secure and significant supplier partner. A robust and financially strong business we have grown organically from our first office in London in 1986, to 18 offices in Europe; including Amsterdam, Brussels, Dublin, Edinburgh, Frankfurt, Hamburg, Munich and Paris as well as one office in San Francisco and Tokyo. Gaining market share, year-on-year, we have the largest client base of any IT recruitment business across Europe. We work with a range of clients, from SMEs to large multi-nationals and high-profile names. Passionate about recruitment, our 350+ specialist IT recruitment consultants’ priority is to secure the right person for the right role, within a specified timeframe and budget. Through Computer Futures’ methodology, our consultants – who focus on a specific IT technical market and geographical area - create a bespoke service to meet our individual clients’ recruitment needs. Job Description Summary: We are on the hunt for a Senior Business Process Engineer - someone who can thrive in a fast-paced hospital environment. In this role you will provide leadership, facilitation, and support for organizational changes led by the Business Process Transformation (BPT) Team at Texas Children’s (TC); and under the general direction of the Director, and in partnership with key stakeholders across the organization, lead teams in the transformation of existing, newly established and potential programs, and initiatives. Think you’ve got what it takes? Responsibilities: Lead cross-functional project teams focused on process improvement initiatives in traditional projects and Rapid Improvement Events to strengthen Texas Children’s Assess potential projects for viability and provide recommendations to BPT leadership for prioritization Promote Process Improvement methodologies, and specifically, Lean Six Sigma, throughout Texas Children’s by training, coaching, and mentoring Lean Belt and Green Belt participants and project team members Develop and support BPT Team processes and methodologies Plan, lead and support other types of special projects as directed Qualifications Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree in engineering, business, or healthcare related field Four (4) years of experience in process improvement. A Master’s degree in a business, engineering or health related field may substitute for two years of the experience requirement if the process improvement experience is in healthcare Extensive knowledge and use of Lean Six Sigma and other process improvement methodologies, comfort in coaching and mentoring on process improvement skills, and excellent soft/communication skills Ability to use analysis tools such as Minitab Demonstrate initiative and a proven record of managing projects to completion Preferred Qualification - Extensive knowledge and use of ITIL. Additional Information All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines. #J-18808-Ljbffr