Quality Engineer (Automotive)
fpc fortune personnel consultants orlando officeCarmel (IN)
Quality Engineer (Automotive)
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fpc fortune personnel consultants orlando officeCarmel (IN)
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About the role
QUALITY ENGINEER Automotive Parts Manufacturing - 1-10 Years Experience📍 Job Location: Central Indiana Looking for a Quality Engineer to work on customer quality, audits, quality improvement, APQP, problem-solving on new product launches. Global Automotive Company manufactures systems, modules, and components - Metal, Plastic, and Composite Structural Parts. The company offers a professional work environment, professional growth, career opportunities in a state-of-the-art facility, and great benefits. Job Function The Quality Engineer will manage quality systems, conduct audits, and improvement initiatives. The QE will oversee PPAP submissions to customers and tracking the progress of quality initiatives using APQP, Problem Solving - 8D, 5 Why. IATF 16949, and Layered Audits. Maintain quality-related project | program status, particularly new project launch quality. Candidate Requirements Candidates should have between 1-10 years of experience in quality assurance, preferably in the automotive industry (or have gained solid quality systems knowledge in other high volume manufacturing environment) Quality experience at an Automotive Tier 1 or OEM.Knowledge of the following is a plus: Familiarity with one or more operating standards such as TS 16949, or VDA 6 or VDA 6.1 or 6.3 or TPS.Bachelors Degree is a plus (Associates degree + solid experience is acceptable).In summary: Candidates will have experience in quality control or quality assurance or quality engineering or quality systems. Experience in Quality engineering or quality assurance engineering is a huge plus and also any experience in supplier quality or customer quality is a huge plus. Experience in one or more standards such as ISO, or IATF 16949, QS9000 VDA standards is needed. Experience working at Automotive OEM such as Mitsubishi, Toyota, Honda, Kia, Ford, Chrysler, General Motors is a huge plus...experience at an Automotive Tier 1 is a plus. FPC - FORTUNE PERSONNEL CONSULTANTS (Orlando office) 🌐 www.fpcor.com
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