Quality Engineer

Livonia, MI
Full Time
Experienced

Quality Engineering Responsibilities 

  • Develops and implements quality standards within an ISO 9001 system. 

  • Develops, implements, and adheres to quality core tools and quality management systems (ISO 9001, ATF, VDA, etc.). 

  • Monitors and analyzes quality performance. 

  • Inspects and tests materials, equipment, processes, and products to ensure quality specifications are met. 

  • Collaborates with operations and department managers to develop and implement controls and improvements. 

  • Ensures workflows, processes, and products comply with quality and safety regulations. 

  • Reading and interpreting quality reports/results (2D, 3D, dimensional layouts, CMM reports, gauge R&R, FAI, etc.) to ensure product and process compliance to both Customer and Intex requirements per blueprints, and/or GD&T, and/or CSR 

  • Investigates and troubleshoots product or production issues submitting corrective actions, leading continuous improvements, using problem solving methodologies and root cause analysis (8D, Fishbone, 5Why’s) 

  • Reviews codes, specifications, and processes, and generates quality work instructions. 

  • Proficiency in compliance and requirements of IATF, VDA, CSRs, AIAG  

  • Proficient in compliance and requirements of Aluminum Association Standard Alloys (AA), ASTM international Standards, European American Alloy Standards (EN), and any other regulatory bodies for aluminum extrusion (ASTM B221, EN 755, etc.) 

  • Generates and submits PPAP’s documentation, IMDS and CQI-9 using customer portals 

  • Maintains and communicates Supplier/Customer Score Cards and drives for improvements with sense of urgency.  

  • Performs Audits: Process, Product, LPA, QMS, etc. 

  • Follows best practices and demonstrates practical applications to all MI-OSHA AND OSHA standards regarding safety. 

This position requires excellent punctuality and attendance, with physical ability to perform duties assigned. Use of various hand tools and instruments, and extreme temperatures. 

        Requirements :

  • Must be US Citizen or legally authorized to work for any employer now or in the future without sponsorship of any kind..
  • Minimum of five (5) years of Auto manufacturing and two (2) years Aluminum experience in Quality
  • Min. associate's degree in one of the following Engineering Industries: Manufacturing, Quality, Industrial, or Automotive 
  • Must have certification and experience as an Internal Auditor with ISO 9001 and/or IATF 16949. 
  • Additional Certifications desired (Green or Black Belt in Six Sigma, CQE, CQA, etc.) 
  • Strong GD&T and preferable working knowledge Keyence 2D/3D (VR/VL/XM) 
  • Must have two (2) years working experience in Quality Core Tools (APQP, PPAP, FMEA, SPC, MSA) 
  • Must have work experience in Microsoft Office products. 
  • Must have excellent verbal and written communication skills working with internal and external teams, including vendors, customers, and management 
  • Must have excellent interpersonal skills, attendance and work ethic. 
  • Must be conscientious and diligent, having high attention to detail. 
  • Commute to multiple company facilities and customers.  
  • Ability to use lab equipment and measuring tools, tensile test, shadow graph, calipers, micrometers, etc. 
  • Engages in self-learning keeping up with industry trends. 
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