Description:
The Quality Engineer is responsible to ensure the company's products and processes meet established quality standards by identifying shortfalls, developing corrective measures, and implementing quality control systems. The successful Quality Engineer should have excellent troubleshooting skills to ensure that processes and products consistently meet or exceed established quality standards.
Responsibilities include but not limited to:
- Perform root cause analysis of quality issues to analyze quality performance utilizing statistical, analytical and advance problem solving tools.
- Recommend and implement cost-effective permanent corrective actions.
- Analyze quality data from internal and external indicators to ensure correlation.
- Coordinate with Engineering, Manufacturing and Suppliers to resolve issues that are not plant controllable.
- Manage engineering changes, working with cross-functional teams to ensure timely execution.
- Conduct product evaluation requests to ensure robustness of product or process changes before full implementation.
- Recommend and validate rework procedures.
- Develop inspection procedures and best practices.
Requirements:
- Bachelor of Science Degree in Mechanical, Electrical, Industrial Engineering or applicable Technical Engineering Degree from an accredited university.
- 2+ years practical experience in Automotive Engineering, Engineering Quality or Manufacturing Quality.
- Prior application and use of problem-solving tools and statistics.
- Strong proficiency in MS Office applications & G-Suite tools.
- Ability to collect and synthesize data into meaningful information and communicate clearly to all levels of the organization.
- Must be self-motivated, results driven, able to work with minimal supervision.
- Excellent critical thinking and leadership skills.
- Positive communication and interpersonal skills, including presentation skills.
- May be required to drive a company vehicle – valid driver’s license & clean driving record required.
- May be required to travel – Domestic & International (0-20%).