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Quality Engineering Technician

Mason, Ohio, United States

What you’ll do:

  • Respond to the immediate needs of production or the customer by troubleshooting and assisting with problem-solving and quality concern resolution (5-whys; Cause/effect diagrams; etc.). Document problem resolutions and corrective actions.
  • Coordinate customer inspections and facilitate testing and certification of orders as required for customer orders.
  • Perform or coordinate validation of controlled processes, such as welding, soldering, painting, etc. This would include cross-sectioning of welds and solders, testing the adhesion of paint, and monitoring in-process inspections in Production.
  • Assist in accomplishing in-process, final, and vendor inspection tasks as required, including inspection of the product, including use of the CMM and Niton Analyzer.
  • Coordinate or perform calibration of in-house test equipment, such as the CMM, Niton Analyzer, and test benches. Support the Quality Coordinator with the calibration of gauging.
  • Monitor and help control scrap; including pareto and corrective action analysis.
  • Revise and maintain process documentation to support quality improvement, such as test forms, work instructions, and procedures.
  • Measure and analyze key quality performance data; make recommendations on specific opportunities to improve quality.
  • Facilitate resolution and communication of internal problems identified through LifeLines (Corrective Action system). 

What you need:

  • Associates Degree in Technical field.
  • AND two years related experience
  • OR equivalent combination of education and experience. 

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