Quality Control Engineer Jobs

Position Description:

The Quality Control Engineer supports all facets of MSR-FSR’s precision parts cleaning and refurbishment business unit that includes managing site failure analysis, monitoring Process Control System’s (PCS) quality metrics and driving continuous improvement activities.

Essential Job Functions:

Quality Monitoring

The Quality Control Engineer monitors MSR-FSR Process Control System specifications in conjunction with JMP and TrueChem software and routinely performs sample inspections of finished products before and after final packaging according to MSR-FSR written procedures and quality standards. Routine quality inspections include verifying completion of preventative maintenance of production equipment, cleanroom protocols are being implemented and the execution of Production Spot checks. Management of equipment and tool calibrations.

Maintaining Records of Testing

As part of daily tasks, Quality Control Engineer maintains detailed records of metrology inspections that have been carried out. A key responsibility of the Quality Control Engineer is collecting, at pre- determined frequencies, chemistry samples for titration, recording within the TrueChem software system then communicating any required SPC-driven actions to Production Management to regain control of associated chemistry. The QCE is responsible for continuous improvement of existing site Quality documentation. Execution of Quality System internal audits.

Metrology Inspection

Within the Metrology Lab, the Quality Control Engineer inspects, tests, or measures parts using CNC-CMM equipment, high imaging microscopes, gauges, calipers, and micrometers to ensure that all necessary products are inspected to meet MSR-FSR and Customer specifications. When needed, follow-up inspection of non-conforming product that has been re-worked by Production. The

Quality Control Engineer works closely with Process Engineering to support new business development. This includes creating new CNC-CMM programs, capturing critical-to-function attributes using various metrology equipment and generating First Article Inspection (FAI) reports as required.

Quality Reports

From the data collected from routine PCS and quality inspections, the Quality Control Engineer creates reports for the Director of Quality and CTO detailing all non-conformances and provides feedback where improvements can be made. The Quality Control Engineer supports and attends internal and customer SPC/PCS meetings.

Job Experience / Requirements:

• Excellent organizational skills.
• 5-10 year’s related experience in high technology manufacturing field, preferably in semiconductor capital equipment or related industry.
• 6-Sigma Certification a plus.
• Knowledge/experience with Statistical Process Control (SPC) – Control charts, trend rules, when to revise control limits, definition of stability, process capability (CPK).
• Understanding of blueprints and the symbols used on them.
• Must have CNC-CMM programming experience.
• Work in direct conjunction with the Director of Quality to ensure all aspects of the Quality Management System are met on an ongoing basis.
• Knowledge/experience with Measurement System Analysis (MSA) – Gauge repeatability and reproducibility.
• In-depth mathematical knowledge is a must with familiarity of converting factors and units of measure (standard and metric).
• Excellent computer skills in a Microsoft Windows environment. Must include Excel, Power- point and Word.
• Be self-directed, adaptable and maintain a positive attitude in response to workplace change.
• Excellent oral and written communication skills.
• Excellent interpersonal and coaching skills.

Physical Demands:

• Specific vision abilities required by this job include close vision, color vision, depth perception, and the ability to adjust focus.
• Manual dexterity required to allow safe handling of fragile parts, use of various tools, equipment & controls.
• Regularly lift and/or move up to 35 pounds.
• Regularly required to walk; stand, or sit and occasionally required to stoop, kneel, or crouch.

Work Environment:

• Occasional exposure to vibration.
• The noise level in the work environment is moderate to heavy and appropriate ear protection is provided.
• Occasional work may be required to work in processing areas where particles and/or moderate chemical fumes known to be toxic are present. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is provided.

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