Aerospace Quality Engineer - Root Cause & Process Improvement

Kaleidoscope; Kinston (NC); Presencial; USD 70.000 - 100.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

Kaleidoscope in Kinston, NC is seeking a Quality Engineer to support the quality team, perform data analysis and root cause analysis, and drive continuous improvement in aerospace manufacturing.

The role involves analyzing nonconforming materials, participating in design reviews to ensure producibility, PFMEA and control plans, and implementing corrective actions. A bachelor’s degree in aerospace or mechanical engineering and 4–5 years of experience are required.

Formación

• Bachelor’s degree in aerospace, Industrial, or Mechanical engineering.
• 4–5 years of engineering experience, preferably in aerospace quality.
• Experience with QE tools: SAP, PFMEA, RCCA, control plans.

Responsabilidades

• Support quality team; perform data and root-cause analyses.
• Analyze MRD for nonconforming materials, parts and equipment.
• Participate in design/product reviews to ensure producibility, inspectability, reliability and safety.
• Perform root cause analyses.
• Recommend and support corrective actions to reduce nonconformances to design specs.
• Interface with stakeholders to ensure requirement compliance.
• Define process flow; perform PFMEA and control plans.
• Understand and implement a Quality Management System in a program.
• Study non-conformance data (scrap/rework/repair) and provide reports.

Conocimientos

Data analysis

Root cause analysis

Analytical thinking

Communication skills

Problem solving

Educación

Bachelor’s degree in aerospace engineering

Herramientas

SAP

PFMEA

RCCA

Control plans

Microsoft Office

Descripción del empleo

Kaleidoscope in Kinston, NC is seeking a Quality Engineer to support the quality team, perform data analysis and root cause analysis, and drive continuous improvement in aerospace manufacturing.

The role involves analyzing nonconforming materials, participating in design reviews to ensure producibility, PFMEA and control plans, and implementing corrective actions. A bachelor’s degree in aerospace or mechanical engineering and 4–5 years of experience are required.