Quality Assurance Engineer II: Process & Analytics Lead

Benchmark; Concord (CA); On-site; USD 86,014 - 106,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Bonus Plan

401(k)

Paid Time Off

Health Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

Job summary

Benchmark in Concord, CA is seeking a Quality Engineer to design, implement, and evaluate QA processes across manufacturing and supplier interfaces. You will analyze contract requirements, validate SPC controls, develop control plans, and support continuous improvement initiatives while ensuring compliance with ISO, FDA QSR and ITAR.

This role requires 5+ years in electronics manufacturing and a four-year engineering or technical degree, with on-site collaboration.

Qualifications

• 5+ years of electronics manufacturing experience.
• Knowledge of QA standards such as ISO, FDA QSR and ITAR.
• Experience with SPC and quality audits.
• Strong documentation and reporting skills.

Responsibilities

• Assist with analysis of routine contract requirements to determine quality controls.
• Validate SPC limits and audits; take corrective action when out-of-control.
• Create control plans aligned to customer, product, regulatory and sector requirements.
• Participate in pilot runs and preproduction, analyze results.
• Review production processes to ensure conformance to drawings and contract requirements.
• Maintain records and generate QA reports; support CAPA activities.
• Drive KPI tracking and continuous quality improvement across programs.

Skills

Quality Assurance

Statistical methods

SPC

Process auditing

Continuous improvement

Education

4-year Engineering or Technical degree

Tools

Microsoft Office

Teams

Job description

Benchmark in Concord, CA is seeking a Quality Engineer to design, implement, and evaluate QA processes across manufacturing and supplier interfaces. You will analyze contract requirements, validate SPC controls, develop control plans, and support continuous improvement initiatives while ensuring compliance with ISO, FDA QSR and ITAR.

This role requires 5+ years in electronics manufacturing and a four-year engineering or technical degree, with on-site collaboration.