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Anteryon B.V. in Eindhoven, The Netherlands, is seeking a QHSE Engineer to ensure and continuously improve the quality of products, processes and services.
You will collaborate with customers and internal teams to investigate quality issues and implement effective corrective actions. You will support the broader QHSE activities, including environmental, health and safety, with opportunities to develop across topics.
Anteryon: We believe in partnerships. In early-stage involvement, co-development, creating value and shifting forward together. We have a crystal clear vision. We work transparently and share our talent, knowledge and skills. We are driven to find out how the world works. Eager to innovate, design, optimize and spark new growth. For all of our team members and customers.
We are an innovative high-tech company serving global industrial clients. We design and manufacture high-tech optical assemblies and optical precision elements for the semicon and photonics markets. We leverage our state of the art and proprietary core technology to create winwin solutions that offer people and planet more perspective.
As a QHSE Engineer, you help ensure and continuously improve the quality of our products, processes and services. You work closely with customers and internal teams to investigate quality issues, identify root causes and implement effective corrective and preventive actions.
You will be involved in customer quality activities such as complaint handling, root cause analysis and 8D investigations. You will work closely with Production, R&D, Engineering and other teams to develop sustainable solutions.
In addition, you will support the broader QHSE team with quality, environmental, health and safety activities. This is a broad role offering the opportunity to work across different QHSE topics and further develop your expertise.
You report to the QHSE Manager.
The role is based in Eindhoven, The Netherlands.
Acquisition by recruitment agencies is not desired.