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1 total messages Started by PortlandTechnical Thu, 10 Jan 2008 23:02
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Author: PortlandTechnical
Date: Thu, 10 Jan 2008 23:02
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Supplier Quality Engineer

This position will identify and provide required build and processing
documentation to procurement for adequate flow down requirements to
suppliers, drive suppliers to identify and establish appropriate
quality assurance systems and design and process FMEA, SPC, DOE, gage
R&R, CA/PA, and other quality tools that will develop and define
supplier product control plans, inspection criteria for workmanship
and cosmetic defects and communicate that criteria and expectations to
suppliers. Internally, this position will champion the MRB process for
supplier caused defects and drive corrective and preventive actions:
partner with Materials in quarterly business reviews by generating
supplier quality report cards; support the new product development
process; and support and coordinate the design review process between
the company and the supplier. As needed, this position will also
perform on-site supplier qualification and follow-on evaluations as
necessary.

Qualified candidates will have two to four years quality,
manufacturing or procurement engineering experience, including
experience driving supplier performance improvements. In addition,
qualified candidates will have a bachelor's degree in a Technical
discipline, excellent oral and written communications skills,
knowledge of quality improvement tools (i.e. SPC, Process capability,
DOW, Gage R&R) and working knowledge of AS9100 and ISO 9001 Quality
Management Systems

If you are intrested email your resume to me at amiller@volt.com
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