Quality Systems & Process Improvement Engineer

Axalta; High Point (NC); On-site; USD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Paid time off

Job summary

Axalta seeks a Quality Assurance Engineer in High Point, NC to drive quality improvements across manufacturing. You will lead RFT projects, analyze batch data, and manage CAPA and CAPA processes, collaborating with Production, R&D, and Supply Chain to ensure quality compliance.

Responsibilities include maintaining the Quality Management System, supporting audits, and mentoring operators in quality standards, with Lean Six Sigma methods guiding continuous improvement.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Chemistry, or related field.
• 2+ years in quality assurance in manufacturing; coatings/chemicals preferred.
• ISO 9001 knowledge; IATF 16949 a plus.
• Proficiency in 8D, CAPA, FMEA and 5-Why problem solving.
• Strong SPC and statistical analysis; Lean Six Sigma Green/Black Belt preferred.

Responsibilities

• Lead quality improvement projects to increase Right First Time (RFT) and reduce hits-per-batch.
• Manage customer complaints, audits and corrective actions using 8D and CAPA.
• Maintain ISO 9001 aligned Quality Management System and document control.
• Apply SPC and process capability analyses to monitor and improve processes.
• Train operators on quality standards and support cross-functional improvements.

Skills

8D CAPA FMEA 5-Why

SPC & statistical analysis

Lean Six Sigma (Green/Black Belt)

Cross-functional collaboration

Project management

Education

Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Chemistry, or related field

Job description

Axalta seeks a Quality Assurance Engineer in High Point, NC to drive quality improvements across manufacturing. You will lead RFT projects, analyze batch data, and manage CAPA and CAPA processes, collaborating with Production, R&D, and Supply Chain to ensure quality compliance.

Responsibilities include maintaining the Quality Management System, supporting audits, and mentoring operators in quality standards, with Lean Six Sigma methods guiding continuous improvement.