QA Engineer – Electronics Manufacturing

QA Engineer – Electronics Manufacturing Job in Fort Worth, TX

• QA Engineer – Electronics Manufacturing Job in Fort Worth, TX

FEATURED ENGINEERING CAREER OPPORTUNITY

Fort Worth Alliance, Texas

LOCATION
Fort Worth Alliance, TX 76177

WORK ARRANGEMENT
Onsite

OPPORTUNITY TYPE
Direct Hire

Ashley Hughes-Jefferson Consulting LLC is currently sourcing qualified quality engineering professionals for a QA Engineer – Electronics Manufacturing direct-hire opportunity in Fort Worth Alliance, Texas 76177
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This is an onsite direct-hire opportunity with an identified skill profile spanning quality assurance, quality engineering, electronics manufacturing, ISO 9001, IATF 16949, Quality Management Systems, root-cause analysis, CAPA, PFMEA, Minitab, manufacturing processes, continuous improvement, and failure analysis
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Professionals interested in this opportunity should ensure their resume clearly demonstrates relevant quality and manufacturing experience rather than relying solely on a general list of quality standards, methodologies, or tools.

The identified professional and technical skill areas for this QA Engineer opportunity include:

• Quality Assurance
• Quality Engineering
• Electronics Manufacturing
• ISO 9001
• IATF 16949
• Minitab
• Quality Management Systems (QMS)
• 8D Corrective Actions
• CAPA
• PFMEA
• Manufacturing Processes
• Quality KPIs
• First Pass Yield (FPY)
• Data Analysis
• Technical Drawings
• Manufacturing Specifications
• Customer Quality
• Lean Six Sigma
• CQE
• SMT Manufacturing
• Failure Analysis

If you have electronics manufacturing quality experience, make that experience easy to identify. Show how you have applied relevant quality systems, standards, corrective-action methodologies, analytical tools, or manufacturing processes within your professional work.

SPECIALIZED QUALITY ENGINEERING OPPORTUNITY

Electronics manufacturing and SMT manufacturing are specifically identified with in the skill profile associated with this QA Engineer opportunity.

Candidates with applicable experience should clearly communicate the professional context of their manufacturing-quality work and distinguish relevant electronics manufacturing experience from general quality assurance experience.

The depth and relevance of a candidate’s manufacturing and quality engineering experience may be evaluated during the recruiting qualification process.

The identified skill profile includes experience involving ISO 9001, IATF 16949, and Quality Management Systems (QMS).

Candidates with applicable quality-system experience should accurately communicate the professional context in which they have worked with these standards or systems.

A resume should distinguish actual professional experience involving quality standards or quality-management systems from general familiarity with quality terminology.

Problem investigation and corrective action are prominent areas with in the identified skill profile for this opportunity.

Relevant areas include:

• 8D Corrective Actions
• CAPA
• Failure Analysis

Candidates with applicable experience should clearly communicate their professional involvement in identifying quality problems, analyzing failures, or supporting corrective-action processes.

The identified skill profile also includes PFMEA, product engineering, manufacturing processes, technical drawings, and manufacturing specifications
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Professionals with relevant experience should ensure their resume communicates the actual nature of their involvement with these areas, particularly when that work supported quality engineering within a manufacturing environment.

Minitab, data analysis, quality KPIs, and First Pass Yield (FPY) are included among the identified skill areas associated with this opportunity.

Candidates with applicable experience should clearly communicate how…