Supplier Quality Engineer II, Electronics

Sechan Electronics is committed to the development, testing and manufacturing of military defense electronics systems and subsystems for the Department of Defense and Prime Contractors. As a leading Department of Defense contractor, our dedication to excellence has made us one of the most respected electronic manufacturers in the industry.

• Responsible for evaluating and selecting new and existing suppliers against established QMS performance requirements and ethical standards.
• Manages and updates the Supplier Quality performance system with ERP/Quality Software.
• Periodically prepares reports and communicates with suppliers, Sechan Departments, and Sechan Leadership on the performance of suppliers.
• Evaluates the impact of nonconforming product, assesses supplier corrective actions, and drives "Zero Defect" mentality within the supply base.
• Plans, performs and maintains supplier and sub‑tier supplier audits, source inspections and surveillances, writes audit action item reports and performs on‑site action item follow‑up.
• Participates in evaluation and disposition of nonconforming material through the Material Review Board.
• Responsible for managing and reviewing Supplier Corrective Action Reports.
• Responsible for maintaining quality flow‑down requirements and ensuring supplier conformance.
• Reviews Supplier AS9102 First Article Inspection reports and trains suppliers to meet Sechan and AS9102 requirements.
• Interfaces with customer quality representatives, including Program Quality, Customer Source Inspectors and Government personnel, to resolve supplier quality issues.
• Supports Management through creation, improvement, and maintenance of processes and procedures.
• Performs tasks required to act as a corporate Subject Matter Expert (SME); possible areas include PWB, soldering, CMM, GIDEP, RAM, Aegis software, or IFS software.
• Supports bidding activities and proposal writing as assigned.
• Executes all duties in an ethical and professional manner.
• Performs other duties as assigned to drive the vision, fulfill the mission, and abide by the values of this organization.

• Excellent communication skills, strong interpersonal skills, and superior organizational abilities.
• Ability to complete a wide range of tasks of moderate complexity using advanced technical judgement and critical thinking.
• Excellent customer service skills and focus required.
• Experience with Configuration Management.
• Ability to take initiative, meet deadlines, and work independently in a team environment.
• Technical drawing knowledge and usage of standard measuring tools (calipers, micrometers, thread gages, etc.).
• Knowledge of statistics, probability, algebra, and scientific notation.
• Good interpersonal skills with the ability to get along with a diverse workforce and interface with all levels of the organization.
• Experience with Microsoft Office Suite, ERP systems, and databases.

• Bachelor's Degree in Quality Engineering, a related technical field, or equivalent; or 15+ years of Quality Assurance or Quality Control experience in lieu of a degree, combined with a demonstrated track‑record of accomplishments and satisfying customer requirements.
• 5 years of Quality Assurance or Quality Control experience required, combined with a demonstrated track‑record of accomplishments and satisfying customer requirements.
• Professional Association license or certification (ASQ) preferred.
• Knowledge of basic electrical circuits and manufacturing of harness or electro‑mechanical assemblies.
• Knowledge of International Quality System rules, regulations, and standards, including planning and implementation.
• Current or prior certifications of electronics standards such as IPC‑A‑610 and J‑STD‑001 (Class
  3) preferred.
• Experience working on DoD programs or meeting Military Specified Requirements.
• Ability to obtain/maintain a Department of Defense security clearance.
• Ability to pass vision acuity exam per J‑STD‑001.

• Office Environment:
  Requires physical capability to work in an office environment, including sitting/standing up to 9 hours a day and using basic office tools such as a computer and copier/printer. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
• Hours:
  
  1st shift, with additional hours as needed to meet demand. Occasional off‑shift hours may also be required to provide support to operations.
• 9/80 work schedule.
• Estimated travel of 25%.
• Office located in Lititz or Lancaster, PA facility, with periodic visits to other facilities.