Battery Quality Control Engineer: Defect Reduction

Panasonic Avionics Corporation; Sparks (NV); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401K matching

Annual bonus

Shuttle service

Healthcare

Job summary

Panasonic Energy of North America is seeking a Quality Control Engineer I to help establish and maintain quality systems in our battery production environment. You will support data-driven decisions, investigate defects, and work to ensure cell safety and compliance with quality standards in a high-volume manufacturing setting.

The role emphasizes hands-on QC processes, utilization of quality tools, and collaboration with engineering teams to reduce defects and improve yields.

Qualifications

• 1-3 years of quality engineering experience.
• Experience with quality control of batteries or electronic devices; QA work desired.
• Strong analytical skills with ability to perform root cause analysis.
• Familiarity with quality management tools (control chart, FTA, FMEA) and MS Office.

Responsibilities

• Establish quality control systems in battery production.
• Assist with levels II & II on quality performance management for battery cell safety and quality.
• Analyze input/output data to reduce defects.
• Support cell manufacturing to resolve production quality issues.
• Monitor production quality and implement actions for out-of-control situations.

Skills

Quality engineering

Root cause analysis

Quality tools

MS Office

English proficiency

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Engineering

Master’s degree preferred

Tools

X-Ray

SEM

ICP

ISO 9001 auditing

Job description

Panasonic Energy of North America is seeking a Quality Control Engineer I to help establish and maintain quality systems in our battery production environment. You will support data-driven decisions, investigate defects, and work to ensure cell safety and compliance with quality standards in a high-volume manufacturing setting.

The role emphasizes hands-on QC processes, utilization of quality tools, and collaboration with engineering teams to reduce defects and improve yields.