QUALITY ANALYST 4

Huntington Ingalls•Newport News, VA

5d•$107,000 - $134,000•Onsite

About The Position

The Quality Analyst 4 develops and implements program quality plans, programs, and procedures using statistical quality control statistics, lean manufacturing concepts, and Six Sigma tools and analyses. The role ensures that performance and quality products conform to established company and regulatory standards. The position reviews, analyzes, and reports quality discrepancies related to assembly, process, mechanical, electrical, and electro-mechanical systems. It investigates problems and develops dispositions and corrective actions for recurring discrepancies. The Quality Analyst interfaces with manufacturing, engineering, customer, vendor, and subcontractor representatives to ensure requirements are met, and recommends corrective actions, dispositions, and modifications. This position is with Newport News Shipbuilding's SUBSAFE Program. U.S. citizenship is required. The role is full-time, first shift, onsite, with no telework eligibility, no travel, and no relocation assistance.

Requirements

U.S. citizenship is required.
Bachelor's degree and 10 years of relevant exempt experience, or a master's degree and 8 years of relevant professional experience.
An NNS Apprentice School graduate may be used as an equivalent to a bachelor's degree to meet minimum qualifications.
A Navy Nuclear Power School (NNPS) graduate may be used as an equivalent to a bachelor's degree to meet minimum qualifications.
An associate's degree or other formal 2-year program plus 2 years of relevant exempt experience or 4 years of relevant non-exempt experience may be used as an equivalent to a bachelor's degree.
Military experience at paygrade E-5 or above may be used as an equivalent to a bachelor's degree.
A high school diploma or GED plus 4 years of combined manufacturing, shipbuilding, trades, military, or other relevant exempt experience may be used as an equivalent to a bachelor's degree.
A high school diploma or GED plus 8 years of combined manufacturing, shipbuilding, trades, military, or other relevant non-exempt experience may be used as an equivalent to a bachelor's degree.

Responsibilities

Develop and implement program quality plans, programs, and procedures.
Apply statistical quality control statistics, lean manufacturing concepts, and Six Sigma tools and analyses.
Ensure performance and quality products conform to established company and regulatory standards.
Review, analyze, and report quality discrepancies related to assembly, process, mechanical, electrical, and electro-mechanical systems.
Investigate problems and develop dispositions and corrective actions for recurring discrepancies.
Interface with manufacturing, engineering, customer, vendor, and subcontractor representatives to ensure requirements are met.
Recommend corrective actions, dispositions, and modifications.