US - Quality Engineer-Jr

• Develops various inspection techniques and procedures to ensure product integrity to design specifications.
• Responsible for the writing, approval and implementation of Receiving, Floor and final Inspection procedures and operator self-inspection procedures.
• Works with other Quality Engineers and the Metrology Lab personnel on the development and procurement of product gauging, optical comparator overlays, and templates.
• Coordinates and executes the development of quality processes, which may include work instructions, procedures, gauges, overlays, test methods, etc.
• Trains Manufacturing Associates in measuring, testing and inspection techniques.
• Performs first article inspections, capability studies, process validations, and metallurgical analyses as necessary to characterize products, processes and materials.
• Works with suppliers, engineers, and manufacturing associates in the resolution of quality problems, which may involve work on NCRs, material dispositions, compiling, trending, and analyzing quality data, and presentation of feedback to internal customers and external vendors suppliers.

• Bachelor’s degree: Biomedical, Mechanical, Electrical, or related Engineering or Technical discipline.
• 0-2 years experience in a technical or manufacturing role preferred.
• License/certification: ASQ CQE or Six Sigma Green Belt preferred

• Must be able to communicate effectively, both verbally and in writing.
• Effective project and time management, able to work independently and within a cross-functional team environment.
• Requires proficiency using PC Applications including Microsoft Word, Minitab, PowerPoint, MS Project, Visio, and Excel.
• Interacts with peers and management in other functional departments, as well as frequent interaction with production associates.
• Also interacts with external suppliers of equipment and materials.

• The Quality Engineer may spend approximately 1/3 of this time walking or standing.
• The Quality Engineer may spend up to 60% of his time at a computer keyboard.
• They must also be able to measure parts using hand instruments and lift up to 30lbs.
• The Quality Engineer must be able to speak and hear well enough to communicate effectively.
• Vision must be excellent or corrected.

• The Quality Engineer will not typically be exposed to a harsh or dangerous environment.
• Noise level will be quiet to moderate.
• The Quality Engineer may be exposed to noise, chemical, and mechanical hazards when working on the manufacturing floor and must wear appropriate PPE.

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