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Layers of challenges in Quality engineering #quality #qualityengineering #applicationdevelopment #applicationtesting #team

Explore the vital role of Quality Engineers in our latest article! 🔗 https://lnkd.in/exJsPqTP Whether you're looking to expand your career or simply curious about the field, this post has everything you need to know! #QualityEngineering #ElectronicsIndustry #CareerDevelopment #ElectronicsRecruitmentConsultants

"Currently seeking opportunities as a Quality Control Engineer! With 7+ years of experience in ensuring product excellence and adherence to standards, I bring a passion for precision and a drive for continuous improvement. Let's connect and explore how I can contribute to your team! #QualityControl #EngineeringJobs"

Hiring for Senior Engineer - Process Quality Share resume- Poojaj@atlbattery.com #Education & Experience: B. Tech with 8 to 12 years of experience in customer quality interface #Knowledge: Proficient in quality negotiation & crisis quality incident management, product failure analysis, engineering quality tools #Abilities: Problem-solving, customer handling, presentation & good communication skills (verbal & written), project management skills #Compensation: Best in the industry. Role & Responsibilities: Handling customer complains - assessing and controlling external risks, and promoting internal functional departments to formulate/implement effective corrective actions Lead customer audits Lead engineering change management - determine the level of change, actively communicate with customers and feedback the results internally NPI - In the new product certification stage, follow up the quality status of each batch of samples, and coordinate the relevant departments to solve the problems found to facilitate the smooth passage of the sample certification. Lead team & quality risk controlling - Responsible for leading the team, controlling the quality risks of the project and improving customer satisfaction Make correct judgments/decisions when the changes in product design, manufacturing process and specifications implemented in the internal plan may affect the client to ensure that the risk is controlled Participate Process quality abnormality handling, control quality risk points, and promote quality improvement and follow-up improvement effects

Hiring for Senior Engineer - Process Quality Share resume- Poojaj@atlbattery.com #Education & Experience: B. Tech with 8 to 12 years of experience in customer quality interface #Knowledge: Proficient in quality negotiation & crisis quality incident management, product failure analysis, engineering quality tools #Abilities: Problem-solving, customer handling, presentation & good communication skills (verbal & written), project management skills #Compensation: Best in the industry. Role & Responsibilities: Handling customer complains - assessing and controlling external risks, and promoting internal functional departments to formulate/implement effective corrective actions Lead customer audits Lead engineering change management - determine the level of change, actively communicate with customers and feedback the results internally NPI - In the new product certification stage, follow up the quality status of each batch of samples, and coordinate the relevant departments to solve the problems found to facilitate the smooth passage of the sample certification. Lead team & quality risk controlling - Responsible for leading the team, controlling the quality risks of the project and improving customer satisfaction Make correct judgments/decisions when the changes in product design, manufacturing process and specifications implemented in the internal plan may affect the client to ensure that the risk is controlled Participate Process quality abnormality handling, control quality risk points, and promote quality improvement and follow-up improvement effects

working as a quality Engineer

In my 15 years in aerospace, I often hear "Ugh, I hate Quality..." It's nice to have self-deprecation… and a little humor. Self motivation in the mirror talks as well are always healthy, but… Communication is key to success. Don't let "Red Tape" hinder your goals. Collaborate with stakeholders to resolve issues efficiently and approve dispositions promptly. To QA engineers and inspectors: work closely with your team to address recurring issues before product delivery. Although mistakes may occur, aim for an open and proactive Quality Management System. Let's always strive for innovation in quality. . . . #QualityManagement #AerospaceIndustry #Teamwork

#hiring *Product Quality and Reliability Engineer IV (E4)*, Austin, *United States*, $154K, fulltime #jobs #jobseekers #careers $154K #Austinjobs #Texasjobs *Apply*: https://lnkd.in/dBdCnppq Key ResponsibilitiesEvaluates, from a reliability standpoint, the materials, properties and techniques used in production. Advises design engineering on selection, application and test of electronic components and systems.Recommends design or test methods and statistical process control procedures for achieving required levels of product reliability.Determines reliability requirements of components and systems to achieve company, customer and any governmental agency reliability objectives. Develops new acceleration techniques and analytical tools to assure the early identification of potential problems with new products, packaging, processes, and product reliability. Makes recommendations for changes in the selection and application of components and systems. May propose changes in design or formulation to improve system and/or process reliability.Develops and implements division's Quality Assurance program and policies. Manage multiple projects.Assist in preparing & presenting quality management reports; Maintain and improve on the current quality documentation processes; Continuously improve QA receiving inspection process and procedures; Perform FMECA, document CRAMS and work with supplier and engineer to enable crams test plan. Also perform PQP at supplier. Reliability modeling and ERAMSFunctional KnowledgeDemonstrates depth and/or breadth of expertise in own specialized discipline or field Business ExpertiseInterprets internal/external business challenges and recommends best practices to improve products, processes or servicesLeadershipMay lead functional teams or projects with moderate resource requirements, risk, and/or complexity Problem SolvingLeads others to solve complex problems; uses sophisticated analytical thought to exercise judgment and identify innovative solutionsImpactImpacts the achievement of customer, operational, project or service objectives; work is guided by functional policiesInterpersonal SkillsCommunicates difficult concepts and negotiates with others to adopt a different point of view Qualifications Education: Bachelor's Degree Skills Certifications: Languages: Years of Experience: 4 - 7 Years Work Experience: Additional Information Travel: Yes, 10% of the Time Relocation Eligible: YesU.S. Salary Range:$112,000.00 - $154,000.00 The salary offered to a selected candidate will be based on multiple factors including location, hire grade, job-related knowledge, skills, experience, and with consideration of internal equity of our current team members. In addition to a comprehensive benefits package, candidates may be eligible for other forms of compensation such as participation in a bonus and a stock award program, as applicable. For all sales roles

**Position: Supplier Quality Engineer (SQE)** **Location:** San Diego, CA **Duration:** Full-Time Direct Hire **Role and Responsibilities** As a Supplier Quality Engineer, your role revolves around leveraging your expertise in quality management, analytical thinking, professional networking, and exceptional interpersonal skills. Here's a breakdown of your responsibilities: **Quality Assurance:** - Enhancing supplier quality performance by enforcing existing quality agreements and driving improvement actions among suppliers. - Initiating internal actions for changes in product or process design to mitigate Material Notification (MN’s) and Deviation Notifications (DN’s). - Participating in supplier audits to identify gaps in their quality management system against ASML Supplier Profile requirements. - Managing suppliers to define and execute Improvement Plans, ensuring resolution of open items and mitigating risks. - Coaching suppliers in utilizing ASML-designed systems and enhancing their processes, procedures, and quality tools to elevate their maturity level. - Validating and accepting product readiness for release toward volume operations. - Ensuring resolution of supplier-related issues such as MN’s, DN’s, and AIR (ASML Issue Resolution). - Aligning the definition and execution of Supplier Quality Roadmap with ASML's quality performance objectives. **Education and Experience:** - Bachelor’s degree in engineering (electrical, mechanical, optical, industrial), Supply Chain Management, Business Science, or equivalent experience. - Green or Black Belt/Lean Six Sigma experience, including proficiency in tools like SPC, FMEA, 8D. - Minimum 10 years of experience in manufacturing or supply chain management within a complex technical environment. - Experience in managing supplier quality performance, preferably in a complex high-tech/low-volume industry. - Proficiency in quality improvement, operational excellence, and leading improvement projects across the supply chain. - Experience in auditing (ISO 9001:2015 or equivalent) and quality tools. - Familiarity with complex work environments with multiple stakeholders. - Experience in building and maintaining strategic relations with suppliers. - Deep understanding and experience with Quality Management Systems and Tools. **Skills:** - Strong analytical skills, process-oriented mindset, business acumen, and the ability to develop vision and strategy. - Excellent communication skills, adept at interfacing and convincing stakeholders at all levels. - Drive for solutions, result-oriented, and hands-on mentality. - Proactive approach, capable of performing under high pressure and thinking creatively. - Upholds accountability throughout the supply chain. - Ability to collaborate and align across sectors and stakeholders. **Sincerely yours,** Mohd Rehan Qureshi  mrqureshi@eteaminc.com   (732) 292-5312

In my role as a quality engineer, when engaging with staff and team members alike, I often come across suggestions for improvements, which is great. But when I challenge them for more detail and ask, “What problem will that fix?” or “How big of a problem is it causing you?” the response is often, “It would just be better.” But how, and why? This is where people often confuse improvements with enhancements. 🚀 Understanding the Difference: Improvements vs. Enhancements 🚀 Improvements: These are changes made to solve an existing problem. They address inefficiencies, defects, or anything negatively affecting the process. Improvements are measurable, and their impact can be seen through reduced costs, saved time, or increased quality. They are necessary for resolving current issues. Enhancements: These are changes made to make something better or more modern, “Luxuries”, even though it currently works well without significant issues. Enhancements aim to upgrade or streamline a process but don’t necessarily solve an existing problem. Their benefits are often less tangible compared to improvements. 🔍 Knowing the difference helps us focus our efforts where they matter most.