Quality Engineering

Job description

The Quality Engineering role designs, implements, and maintains quality assurance methodologies, controls, and inspection protocols to ensure materials and manufacturing processes consistently meet defined specifications, regulatory requirements, and product quality standards from in‑process stages through final production. Job Responsibilities: Responsible for handling customer complaints. Performs investigations with the engineering department. Follows up with different departments to ensure that corrective actions are taken to resolve customers issues in a timely manner. Provides status updates to quality manager on work progress. Works proactively as part of a team to help with continuous improvements in a fast-paced work environment. Positive attitude and have a good rapport with team members and with other departments. Performance of first article inspections (FAI). Must possess a bachelor's degree in Quality Engineering or related field. 3-5 years of experience in in Quality Engineering for an electronics company. Must possess technical knowledge in and be interested to learn new technologies. Familiar with Six Sigma methodologies. Experience with investigation performance in 8D methodologies (Ishikawa, 5Whys). Basic knowledge of statistical analysis performance. Basic knowledge of regulations in the aerospace domain. (AS9100, ISO 9001). Knowledge of Electrostatic Discharge Domain preferred. Experience with physical installation of ESD tools preferred. Ability to speak English and French. Knowledge of contract review performance. Experience with audits performance based on quality standards (AS9100, ISO 9001) Experience in training performance preferred. Knowledge of utilization of measurement tools. (Calipers, Micrometers, Microscopes) preferred. Ability to be able to lift up to 50 pounds. Controlled Goods and Technology A part of this position, you will be required to examine, handle, or transfer highly confidential equipment and technologies, including technical data or any technical assistance (such as instructions, training, etc.) classified as controlled goods. These goods have military or strategic significant, are critical to national security, and are strictly regulated under the Defence Production Act (DPA), and the Controlled Goods Regulations (CGR), as part of Canada’s Controlled Goods Program (CGP). As a condition of an offer of employment, you must agree to undergo a security assessment conducted by Smiths Interconnect Canada designated official, in compliance with the CGP and DPA requirements. This screening includes the verification of proof of citizenship or permanent resident status, a criminal record and other security check. The disclosure of controlled goods to unauthorized persons is a criminal offense under Canadian law, therefor, you will be required to strictly comply with all Canadian laws that apply to controlled goods.