Overseas QA Specialist: 6-Month Hawaii Training

XFactr Softwares Private Limited; Pearl City (HI); Hybrid; AUD 100,000 - 170,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid training & deployment

Relocation support

Overseas assignment benefits

Job summary

ASC is seeking a Quality Assurance Specialist for a short-term, overseas training deployment to Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, U.S. The assignment involves working on world-leading programs with on-site training and collaboration with U.S. Navy processes.

Deployment is approximately six months starting October 2026, solo relocation required to support submarine maintenance overseas. The role includes coordinating compliance reviews, analysis of inspection processes, and liaison with NAVSEA and other

Qualifications

• Senior level knowledge of Quality Assurance documents and procedures in naval submarine maintenance.

Responsibilities

• Monitor, coordinate and support compliance reviews for the non‑nuclear material program
• Assist with analysis of receipt inspection processes and procedures
• Review and analyse deficiency and failure reports
• Coordinate planning, execution and maintenance of the material program
• Develop and coordinate instructions to prevent issues in receipt inspections
• Monitor and support resolution of maintenance and engineering issues
• Liaise with NAVSEA, NAVSUP and DCMA stakeholders
• Support development and improvement of material processes, procedures and training
• Participate in meetings, telecoms and working groups as required
• Assess vendors using PDREP and support material procurement processes
• Assist with inspection methods, process control and quality measures
• Prepare, review and update NAVSEA and Shipyard instructions
• Support audits and disseminate changes to ensure compliance and alignment

Skills

Quality Assurance

Education

QA discipline qualification

Job description

ASC is seeking a Quality Assurance Specialist for a short-term, overseas training deployment to Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, U.S. The assignment involves working on world-leading programs with on-site training and collaboration with U.S. Navy processes.

Deployment is approximately six months starting October 2026, solo relocation required to support submarine maintenance overseas. The role includes coordinating compliance reviews, analysis of inspection processes, and liaison with NAVSEA and other