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Re:Build Manufacturing seeks a Quality Assurance Engineer to drive robust processes and reduce variability in a growing U.S. manufacturing environment.
You will apply Lean Six Sigma to minimize risk and improve product quality, collaborating across suppliers and internal teams from concept through production. You will develop and implement quality systems, perform root cause analyses, and ensure compliance with ISO 9001 and IATF16949 while mentoring operators and documenting procedures for
At Re:Build, our mission is to ensure the next generation of important products are made, at scale, in America. We are laying the foundation for a better future for our customers, employees, and communities by revitalizing America's manufacturing base and creating meaningful jobs across the country, including in historically deindustrialized regions.
We operate an advanced, end-to-end manufacturing platform that partners with industrial companies and innovators to take products from first concept to full-scale production in critical verticals including aerospace and defense, electrification, medical, energy and environment, and robotics and automation.
The way we operate is as important as the work we do. It's guided by The Re:Build Way, 16 principles that shape how we collaborate with each other, partner with our customers and vendors, and contribute to the communities where we operate. (link to The Re:Build Way principles )
We’re looking for a quality-driven team member, who thrives on developing robust processes that minimize variation and customer risk. You communicate clearly, with your audience in mind, using your skills to standardize processes across departments and shifts. You likely bring 3–6 years of quality experience in a manufacturing environment, utilizing Lean Six Sigma tools to solve problems and continuously improve processes. Whether designing quality into new products, partnering with suppliers to improve their systems, or addressing customer complaints, you utilize your strong moral compass to do the right thing for internal & external customers alike.
As a Quality Assurance Engineer, you’ll ensure and improve compliance to ISO9001 and IATF16949 quality standards. You will use a data-driven approach to solve problems and make improvements, implementing solutions that are robust and repeatable. You'll monitor performance and metrics, leading root cause analysis where needed. You will create clear and concise documentation that communicates procedures and requirements effectively. Along the way, you'll participate in teams that are developing future processes and products, designed with quality in mind from Day 0, and ensure our suppliers are working towards specifications that support our success.
This role provides the support to ensure compliance with quality standards, identify issues, recommend solutions, create quality documentation, and build systems that ensure quality is built into all processes.
We are a company who is going to make a difference in the industries and the communities in which we choose to operate.
Every employee of Re:Build will share ownership in the company and will share in the financial rewards of the success we achieve together, at all levels of the company!
Re:Build Manufacturing is proud to be an Equal Employment Opportunity and Affluent Action employer. We do not discriminate based upon race, color, religion, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, national origin, genetics, disability, age, veteran status, marital status, parental status, cultural background, organizational level, work styles, tenure and life experiences. Or for any other reason.
Re:Build is committed to providing reasonable accommodations for qualified individuals with disabilities in our job application procedures. If you need assistance or an accommodation due to a disability, you may contact us at accommodations.ta@ReBuildmanufacturing.com or you may call us at 617.909.6275.
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