Quality Lab Analyst - 1st Shift - 10 Hours

Nexxta; Nashotah (WI); On-site; USD 52,000 - 76,000; Full time

Job summary

Nexxta, a U.S.-based manufacturer, is seeking a Quality Lab Analyst for 1st shift. You will develop test methods, validate inspections, and operate CMM, vision, and laser scanning systems on the production floor.

You will analyze measurement data, perform Gage R&R studies, and support calibration activities while working with cross-functional teams to ensure first-pass quality.

Qualifications

• High School Diploma or equivalent.
• 2-3 years’ related quality experience or training.
• ASQ certification as Quality Inspector/Technician or Gage Calibration Technician is desired.
• Ability to read and interpret technical drawings and ISO/ASME GD&T.
• Proficiency with measurement tools and metrology.

Responsibilities

• Develops and uses measurement methods and equipment to determine dimensional features.
• Program and use CMM, Vision Systems, and Laser Scanning equipment.
• Develop measurement programs for use by quality auditors and production personnel.
• Inspect and test molded components and assemblies for conformance.
• Troubleshoot CMM, Vision, and Laser Scanning programs and systems.
• Optimize inspection methods to improve efficiency and capacity.
• Train colleagues on vision systems and CMM operation.
• Perform workmanship evaluations on plastic parts and record data.

Skills

Metrology knowledge

Reading drawings

GD&T knowledge

MS Office

Education

High School Diploma or equivalent

ASQ certification desired

Tools

CMM

Vision Systems

Laser Scanning

Calipers

Micrometers

Gage calibration

Job description

Quality Lab Analyst - 1st Shift - 10 Hours

Position TypeFull Time Job Shift1st Shift Education LevelNot Specified

Quality Lab Analyst - 1st Shift - 10 Hour

NEXXTA is a U.S.-based manufacturing partner with four Great Lakes facilities delivering precision, speed, and scale. We serve industry leaders across transportation, energy, medical, and defense, offering tariff-free production, open capacity, and rapid ramp-up. With in-house R&D and engineering, we help customers strengthen supply chains and build confidently in America.

SUMMARY OF POSITION:

Primarily responsible for developing test methods and procedures to determine the dimensional features of products; validating and conducting production inspections of all products produced through manufacturing and assembly processes; and properly using and maintaining measurement tools and equipment.

JOB DUTIES & ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:

This list of duties and responsibilities is not all-inclusive and may be expanded to include additional duties and responsibilities as management deems necessary from time to time.

• Develops and uses measurement methods and equipment to determine the dimensional features of products
• Program and use CMM, Vision Systems, and Laser Scanning equipment
• Develop measurement programs for use by quality auditors and production personnel
• Perform inspection and testing of molded components and assemblies for conformance to design and configuration requirements
• Troubleshooting CMM, Vision, and Laser Scanning programs and system malfunctions
• Optimize inspection methods to improve inspection efficiency and manage equipment capacity
• Train colleagues and quality auditors on the vision system (i.e., Micro-Vu) and CMM operation for parts being run on the production floor that require this equipment
• Perform workmanship evaluations on plastic parts (flash, damage, discoloration, contamination, etc.) using microscopes
• Compile and analyze measurement data and statistics to assess measurement methods and process capability
• Perform Gage Repeatability and Reproducibility studies to evaluate measurement methods
• Perform tests and record data in either Excel or Minitab
• Identify and Report Non-conformances of product or processes
• Provide support for the Corrective Action investigation
• Helps support gage calibration, including: monitoring calibration due dates, performing calibrations, and working with third parties to complete calibrations
• Works with quality auditors and the production floor to ensure gauges are calibrated, labeled, and stored in the proper location
• High School Diploma or equivalent
• 2-3 years’ related experience and/or training in quality
• ASQ certification as a Quality Inspector, Quality Technician, or Gage Calibration Technician is desired
• Ability to read and interpret technical drawings and specifications, including ISO/ASME GD&T
• Demonstrates basic metrology knowledge
• Utilize trigonometry, geometry, statistics (in relation to SPC), and basic math problem-solving skills
• Ability to write routine reports and correspondence
• Demonstrated proficiency with a wide variety of measurement equipment, including calipers, micrometers, gages, and others.
• Good working knowledge of MS Office (Excel, Word, etc.)
• Must be able to work independently, handling multiple tasks and priorities.
• Ability to work effectively as a team player in a diverse work group.