Word: Efficiency Engineer
Definition: An efficiency engineer is a professional who focuses on making processes, machines, and people work better and faster with less waste. They look for ways to improve how things are done in a company or organization.
"The efficiency engineer analyzed the factory's workflow and suggested changes that saved the company time and money."
Efficiency engineers often use techniques such as data analysis, process mapping, and time studies to identify areas for improvement. They might work in industries like manufacturing, logistics, or healthcare.
"Streamline the process": To make a process simpler and more efficient.
"Cut corners": To do something in the easiest or cheapest way, often at the expense of quality. (Note: This is typically negative!)
An efficiency engineer is someone who helps organizations use their resources—like machines and people—more effectively.