Principal Quality Manager (Remote from US)
$115,000 – $140,000
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SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$115,000 – $140,000
About the role
- Lead QA/QC reviews of electric utility asset data and GIS records, defining quality standards, acceptance criteria, and review procedures
- Manage corrective action programs, including issue tracking, root cause analysis, and closure verification
- Monitor quality metrics, identify systemic issues, and support continuous improvement initiatives using PDCA cycles
- Support internal and external audits by maintaining quality documentation, reports, and dashboards
- Collaborate with program, data, and process teams to identify and mitigate quality risks
- Provide guidance to delivery teams on quality expectations, processes, and best practices
- Escalate and resolve high‐risk quality issues to ensure compliance with regulatory and internal standards
- Bachelor's degree required; Engineering, Quality, or related field preferred 7+ years of experience in quality management, QA/QC, or compliance roles
- Proven experience supporting data, systems, or asset programs
- Strong attention to detail and risk awareness, with the ability to identify and address quality gaps
- Experience managing corrective action programs and analyzing quality metrics
- Excellent documentation, reporting, and communication skills
- Ability to work effectively across technical and non‐technical teams in a collaborative environment
- Competitive salary range: $115,000 – $140,000 (subject to location, experience, and market conditions)
- Comprehensive health coverage including medical, dental, and vision insurance
- Disability insurance (short‐and long‐term) and life insurance
- Flexible spending and health savings accounts synthesisi;401(k) plan with potential profit sharing
- Paid time off and company‐observed holidays
- Flexible work schedules and fully remote work option
- Employee referral programs and professional development opportunities
- Charitable contribution matching and team‐building activities
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