Quality Assurance Analyst
Quality Assurance Analyst
Posted today
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
- Assist with quality audit planning and preparation including scheduling and checklist development
- Participate in quality audits by conducting interviews, reviewing records, and observing processes
- Document audit findings accurately and clearly in audit reports
- Track corrective action plans and follow up with owners to ensure timely closure
- Maintain quality management documentation including procedures, checklists, and audit records
- Research quality standards and best practices to inform audit scope and criteria
- Prepare data summaries and trend analyses for quality performance reporting
- Assist with development and delivery of quality awareness training materials
- Support the Sr. Quality Assurance Analyst with special quality projects and initiatives
- Contribute to continuous improvement of the quality management program
- Other duties as assigned by management.
- Key Performance Indicators
- Audit support deliverable accuracy and on-time completion
- Corrective action tracking accuracy and follow-up timeliness
- Audit documentation quality and completeness
- Professional development: certification or training progress
- Continuous Improvement – identifies and addresses developmental needs to enhance personal performance
- Collaboration – works together with others in a cooperative and supportive manner to achieve goals
- Servant Mindset – demonstrates eagerness and willingness to help others
- Integrity – treats others fairly, honestly, and respectfully and furthers trust in relationship building
- Family Oriented – demonstrates awareness of a healthy life balance, influences, and increases productivity
- Safety – complies with safety policies, training and processes, demonstrates safe working behaviors
- Purpose – creates a comfortable environment to enrich lives
- Developing knowledge of quality management systems and audit methodology
- Strong written communication skills for findings documentation
- Data analysis skills (Excel proficiency required)
- Attention to detail and strong organizational skills
- Effective interpersonal skills for audit interviews and stakeholder interaction
- Willingness to learn and grow in quality management expertise
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