Technical Professional II (Quality Assurance Inspector)

Posted 18 days ago

stellar technologyMerritt Island (FL)

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Technical Professional II (Quality Assurance Inspector)

Job Purpose: The Quality Assurance Inspector is responsible for supporting our Strategic Contract providing Safety and Mission Assurance (S&MA) Support of the International Space Station (ISS) and Commercial Crew vehicles.

Duties and Responsibilities:

Shop floor manufacturing inspector doing process inspections on components repair, acceptance of hardware, circuit boards, aircraft, etc.
Perform shipping & receiving inspections
Inspect and audit quality items
Review and update ADPs (Acceptance Data Packages)
Perform audits from NASA for Boeing ISS program
Make and determine steps in a RII (Receiving Inspection Instructions)
Make and determine steps in a SIC (Shipping Inspection Checklist)
Generate ADPs as necessary on incoming/outgoing hardware
Maintain work in the MRC warehouse
Work with TipQA (Receiving Systems), HHRS (Hardware History Retrieval System), VMDB (Vehicle Master Data Base) BNS (Boeing Nonconformance System) and in MESci (Manufacturing Execution System Common Image)
Review and approve Nonconformances in MESRun spreadsheets for the RII, SIC, and grief logs

Working Environment: This job operates in a lab and manufacturing environment. Position Expectations: This is a full-time position and typically 1st shift and a 9/80 schedule. No travel is expected.

Location: John F. Kennedy Space Center (KSC), Merritt Island, Florida. Brevard County. About the Organization: Stellar Technology, LLC is an award-winning, service-disabled, veteran owned and operated, federal government contractor. We provide a variety of technical, professional and administrative support services to government agencies and prime contractors across the country. We also support commercial clients, with staff augmentation, direct-hire placement and recruiting services.

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