Job Application for Quality Engineer at Carbon, Inc.

At Carbon, our mission goes beyond 3D printing. We are enabling creators everywhere to make what the world needs, right now. Our company is built on the idea that diverse fields of study must come together to solve intractable problems. We have grand ambitions to create technology that will influence industry around the world. You will be joining a diverse team with a vibrant culture, where team success is as important as celebrating individual contributions.

Help us change the world and we will help you change yours.

Carbon is looking for a Quality Engineer to join our team in our Redwood City, CA office. The ideal candidate shall be responsible for ensuring the quality of Carbon's hardware and accessories products. He/She shall put in place systems to proactively monitor field and production data to identify systemic trends which could indicate quality issues.

The role requires being onsite during the work week in our Redwood City, CA office. Relocation assistance is not offered

Additional Responsibilities:

Develop and maintain quality control plans for parts and products
Develop Quality Control plans and perform tests for mechanical, electrical, and optical subassemblies.
Address quality issues that arise through efficient containment, detailed root cause investigations, and cross functional collaboration to ensure implementation of corrective actions
Collaborate with R&D on new development projects to ensure quality requirements are input into product requirements

Requirements:

BS or MS in relevant engineering discipline
3+ years work experience in a manufacturing environment
Ability to work in a fast paced international environment
Excellent written and verbal communication skills

Skills:

Quickbase, JMP, Statistical Process Control
Familiarity with Quality System standards such as ISO 9001
Knowledge of QC testing equipment such as micrometers, calipers, and height gauges

Preferred Qualifications:

Experience working with and managing quality at Contract Manufacturers
Experience with mechanical, optical, and electrical metrology tools and the willingness to perform testing as needed
Formal training in problem solving techniques

At Carbon, we look at the person holistically and carefully consider a wide range of factors when determining salary. The Bay Area compensation bracket for this position is 100,000.0 - $150,000. In order to maintain equitable internal pay practices, we aim to hire new employees near the midpoint of $125,000, taking into account your experience, work location, certifications, and the unique skills you bring to the role. If you are not based in our Redwood City office, the range above will be adjusted for the geographical differential associated with your actual work location.

Carbon also offers to our eligible employees a comprehensive total rewards package that includes equity, benefits, and time off programs.

For details on our total rewards package, visit https://www.carbon3d.com/about/life-at-carbon.

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