Senior MFG Quality Engineer: NPI & Process Improvement Leader
ZT Systems
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Job summary
ZT Systems, a Sanmina Company, seeks a Manufacturing Quality Engineer focused on NPI to guide manufacturing operations, coach staff on compliance, and drive quality improvements for new product introductions. You will partner with test, assembly and manufacturing teams to investigate issues, develop QC plans, monitor KPIs, and apply LEAN and Six Sigma methods to reduce defects and improve processes.
Competitive compensation, bonus eligibility, 401(k) savings, tuition reimbursement and wellbeing
Qualifications
- Bachelor's degree in an engineering discipline; advanced degree preferred.
- Eight+ years in high-mix, medium-volume hardware manufacturing environment.
Responsibilities
- Support quality investigations for NPI builds and drive corrective actions.
- Document causes of non-conformance and lead CAPA with supplier quality engineering.
- Create quality control plans and inspection strategies for new SKUs.
- Lead pilot build audits and identify risks with NPI and Manufacturing Engineering teams.
- Develop inspection SOPs with checkpoints based on critical-to-quality requirements.
- Participate in DFM and PFMEA reviews for NPI SKUs.
- Drive improvements in assembly processes to reduce workmanship errors.
- Monitor quality KPIs and ensure processes stay in control.
- Engage in LEAN initiatives and Six Sigma tools for process improvements.
- Create and maintain QMS documentation for production and warehouse processes.
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Job description
ZT Systems, a Sanmina Company, seeks a Manufacturing Quality Engineer focused on NPI to guide manufacturing operations, coach staff on compliance, and drive quality improvements for new product introductions. You will partner with test, assembly and manufacturing teams to investigate issues, develop QC plans, monitor KPIs, and apply LEAN and Six Sigma methods to reduce defects and improve processes.
Competitive compensation, bonus eligibility, 401(k) savings, tuition reimbursement and wellbeing
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