Casting Quality Process Engineer — Lean CI & Capex

Pratt & Whitney; East Hartford (CT); On-site; USD 86,800 - 165,200; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical benefits and dental/vision

401(k) match

Paid time off

Holidays

Job summary

Pratt & Whitney in East Hartford, CT, is seeking a Quality Engineer to evaluate manufacturing processes and hardware for compliance with requirements and to support development and release of inspection processes. Responsibilities include procuring inspection tooling, supporting non-conformances investigations, and deploying standardized quality practices using Lean and Continuous Improvement to reduce variability and increase throughput.

U.S.

Qualifications

• University degree and minimum 5 years of relevant experience, or advanced degree with minimum 3 years experience.
• U.S. citizenship required to access information under this program/contract.

Responsibilities

• Evaluate manufacturing processes and hardware to determine compliance with applicable requirements.
• Support development and release of inspection processes and techniques.
• Procure and maintain inspection tooling and equipment.
• Support non-conformance investigations to identify root cause and corrective actions.
• Support preparation for internal/external quality audits.
• Develop and deploy standardized quality engineering practices, processes, tools, and methods.
• Apply Lean Manufacturing and Continuous Improvement to reduce variation, increase throughput, and improve part quality.
• Develop and execute capital equipment projects to improve process capability.

Skills

Quality mindset

Problem solving

Lean manufacturing

Continuous improvement

Education

Bachelor's degree or higher

Tools

QMS experience

Knowledge of nickel alloys

Job description

Pratt & Whitney in East Hartford, CT, is seeking a Quality Engineer to evaluate manufacturing processes and hardware for compliance with requirements and to support development and release of inspection processes. Responsibilities include procuring inspection tooling, supporting non-conformances investigations, and deploying standardized quality practices using Lean and Continuous Improvement to reduce variability and increase throughput.

U.S.