Quality Analyst
apr consultingMelbourne (FL)
$30/hour
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apr consultingMelbourne (FL)
SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$30/hour
About the role
Our client is a large American multinational company primarily providing avionics and information technology systems and services to governmental agencies and aircraft manufacturers.
Job Description: Quality AnalystMelbourne, FL
Pay rate: $30/hour with benefits Duration: 12 Months Job Description:
Develops and implements testing and inspection procedures. Tests raw material, chemicals, and/or finished product to quality controls to ensure compliance with quality standards and applicable government regulations. Audits testing results to determine if product specifications are met. Advises operating units on quality control standards for raw materials, chemicals, packaging materials, and finished products. Recommends corrective action where necessary and develops plant quality control manuals Qualifications Bachelor Degree plus 3 years of relevant experience. MUST be a US Citizen Additional Information Pay Rate: $65/hr. We pay weekly every Friday, have direct deposit, and offer a competitive benefits package: Medical, Dental Vision, 401k plan, etc. - Benefits available shortly into this contract (30+ days - starting with the 1st of the month following 30 days of service). Don't miss out on this amazing opportunity! If you feel your experience is the match for this position please apply today and join our team. We look forward to working with you!
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