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Skeleton Technologies is seeking a Quality Management System Engineer in Germany to maintain and improve the QMS for high‑power energy storage hardware. The role emphasizes ISO 9001/IATF 16949 alignment, audit handling, and rigorous documentation to ensure data integrity and compliance.
The engineer collaborates with production and engineering teams to design checks, manage records, and monitor process performance using dashboards.
A quality management system engineer usually keeps a certified management system running and improving, covering document control, audits, corrective actions and process checks. A strong candidate brings hands on experience with standards such as ISO 9001 or IATF 16949, clear documentation habits and the ability to work with production and engineering teams. At a maker of high power energy storage for data centers, grids and transport, that means keeping quality records and processes tight across demanding hardware.
AI tools speed up audit preparation, document review and trend spotting in quality data, so the engineer spends less time on paperwork. Judgement about root causes, risk and how a process really runs on the floor stays human. The role shifts toward designing checks that produce clean data and acting on what the data shows.
Work here offers practice in using quality data from complex hardware, which is a good base for learning analytics and AI assisted audit and reporting tools. Building that means getting comfortable with structured data, dashboards and careful validation of any automated output. Understanding how energy storage products are made and tested adds context that makes such tools useful.
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Skeleton Technologies makes high-power energy storage systems, including supercapacitors and SuperBatteries, for AI data centers, power grids, transportation and defense (per the company).