Quality Engineer Job in Cedar Rapids, Iowa US
Duties:
· Develop, apply and maintain quality requirements and standards for development and manufacturing products.
· Serve as the primary Quality Assurance resource to department supervisor(s) for problem identification, resolution, loss reporting and continuous improvement.
· Support concurrent engineering efforts by participating in design development projects representing Quality Assurance and the customer.
· Design and implement methods for process control, process improvement, testing and inspection.
· Promote and execute quality standards, inspection processes, test methodology, quality plans, documents and reports.
· Assist in process certification.
· Develop, execute and analyze quality-reporting measures.
· Report to management on quality issues, trends and losses.
· Participate in internal and external quality audits.
· Interface with supplier and customer quality representatives concerning problems with quality assurance and assure that effective corrective action is implemented.
· May compile, write and deliver training material on quality standards and activities.
Education and Experience:
· Six Sigma Green Belt(Black Belt Preferred). Lean certification
· Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, manufacturing engineering or equivalent (or Associate’s degree in these fields plus minimum 4 years industrial experience).
Job Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:
· Broad knowledge of theory and principles of statistics and statistical process control.
· Diverse knowledge of inspection and control methods, techniques and documentation.
· Excellent communication skills (written and verbal).
· Strong computer skills Microsoft Office, Minitab Excel, including QA applications, word processing, spreadsheets and databases.
Physical Demands:
· Occasionally required to lift 20+ lbs.
· Regularly required to sit, stand, bend, reach and move about the facility
Work Environment:
· Estimated to be 50% desk position and 50% on foot throughout plant areas.
· Frequent exposure to shop elements such as noise, dust, odors and fumes.