Instructional Design QA Engineer - Artwork & Stimuli Build

Crystal Equation Corporation; Thousand Oaks (CA); On-site; USD 41,000 - 48,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Full benefits

Paid time off

Medical/dental/vision/life insurance

401K

Parental leave

Job summary

Crystal Equation Corporation in Thousand Oaks seeks an Associate Engineer for hybrid work. The role focuses on independent quality control and inspection support for Instructional Design artwork deliverables, and hands-on support for physical human factors and study stimuli.

You will verify files are complete, accurate, and ready for cross-functional review, coordinate corrections with designers, and help maintain traceability and build accuracy across concurrent programs.

Responsibilities

• Artwork quality control and inspection
• Review labeling artwork files, including IFU, primary label, and carton
• Inspect artwork for content alignment, layout integrity, legibility, version control, illustration and callout accuracy
• Document inspection observations clearly, route findings to the responsible designer, verify corrections
• Support continuous improvement of inspection checklists and tools
• Build physical study stimuli: printed IFUs, cartons, device labels, and assemblies
• Edit print-ready artwork and build files using Adobe InDesign/Illustrator
• Operate in-house production printers and perform basic troubleshooting
• Finish tasks like cutting, folding, gluing, labeling, assembly, and final inspection
• Organize study materials with version control and efficient staging
• Photograph and document completed study stimuli for traceability
• Provide on-site support for compressed timelines and changes
• Collaborate with Instructional Design, Human Factors, and other stakeholders
• Follow processes, protect confidential materials, keep a tidy work area
• Manage work with limited supervision and escalate non-routine issues

Job description

Crystal Equation Corporation in Thousand Oaks seeks an Associate Engineer for hybrid work. The role focuses on independent quality control and inspection support for Instructional Design artwork deliverables, and hands-on support for physical human factors and study stimuli.

You will verify files are complete, accurate, and ready for cross-functional review, coordinate corrections with designers, and help maintain traceability and build accuracy across concurrent programs.