Quality Engineer

Responsibilities:

• Manage customers and suppliers through the new product launch process

• Evaluate, complete, and submit required customer documentation, including control plans, FEMAs, PPAP, lab packages/submissions, AAR approvals, PSO, 8Ds, and run-at-rate

• Provide guidance and direction to Quality Technicians

• Coordinate the completion and evaluation of PPAP submissions

• Complete 8-Ds, 5S’s, and Drill Deep and Wide processes as required

• Coordinate PSO submissions and conduct/design DOE studies

• Track and coordinate engineering changes and monitor color compliance

• Ensure compliance with FMVSS standards on assigned product lines

• Create and maintain control plans

• Conduct capability and gage R&R studies

Requirements:

• Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Quality, or related field, or equivalent combination of education and experience

• Minimum 5 years of quality engineering experience in an automotive manufacturing environment

• Experience managing customers and suppliers through the new product launch process

• Strong knowledge of customer-required documentation including control plans, FEMAs, PPAP, AAR approvals, PSO, 8Ds, and related processes

Preferred Skills:

• Experience conducting DOE studies

• Familiarity with FMVSS compliance standards

• Proficiency in gage R&R and capability studies

Pay Details: $82,000.00 to $92,000.00 per year

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