Quality Assurance Analyst
About The Position
The Quality Assurance Analyst is a technical position that supports the Quality Assurance Supervisor, the production floor, and the analytical lab, enabling us to make the highest quality of wipes for our customers. This important position supports operations on manufacturing value streams to ensure every run is of the highest quality every day so that our customers’ shelves stay full – and so their customers can buy the wipes they need for their baby, teenager, significant other or parent (or even their pet!) when they need to. It's a big deal. Our best Quality Assurance Analysts are masters of juggling many things at once and know manufacturing basics like quality (cGMP) standards, proper documentation (cGDP) standards, and ISO and CFR standards. We also prefer that each Quality Assurance Analyst has experience in a chemistry or biology lab. Secondary education in a science-related field is also preferred but not required. We expect our QA Analysts to be professional, results and performance-oriented, highly engaged in the business, and be able to drive engagement within their teams.
Requirements
- You will always prioritize safety and quality, above all things, and in that order.
- You must be a champion of Nice-Pak; we protect our people, products, and customers.
- We expect you will always want to learn, grow, and help others improve too.
- Continuous improvement and development are the name of the game.
- A high school education and demonstrated quality and lab experience in a manufacturing environment OR a bachelor’s degree in science (or another closely related field).
- We need you to be able to follow directions yet often work independently and know when it's the right time to adjust your work style accordingly.
- Our QA Analysts must be able to stand and walk for much of the day.
- Analytical Testing and desk work, which requires sitting for long periods of time.
- Sometimes, they may need to stretch, bend, squat, climb, or lift up to 50 pounds to complete a task.
- Support our culture of safety and hold others accountable for it, even if it is uncomfortable.
- Adhere to all local, state, and federal laws
- Communicate respectfully, professionally, and purposefully, both in writing and verbally.
- Be able to read and understand basic math principles, solve problems, and be resourceful on a computer, including Microsoft Office.
Nice To Haves
- Experience in a chemistry or biology lab.
- Secondary education in a science-related field
Responsibilities
- Inspecting products
- Providing support
- Ensuring all associates have what they need, whether documentation, questions answered, or materials released
- Partnering with cross-functional leaders from the Safety, Operations, Maintenance, Compounding, and Warehouse departments
- Keeping coworkers safe, products correct, and customers happy
- Anticipating production needs to eliminate downtime, eliminate Non-conformance, and ensure the right products are produced at the right time with the right quality and cost
- Working with spreadsheets, reports, emails, batch analytical testing, raw material testing and finished good testing
- Communicating to leadership through data using various shift reports to detail the successes and challenges the quality team is experiencing
- Anticipating challenges and solve problems creatively
Benefits
- Safe work environment
- Invest in you and your career
- Encourage diversity, equity, and an atmosphere of inclusion
- Great benefits; 401(k) match, and vision, medical and dental coverage
- Tuition reimbursement
- Excellent pay, based on experience
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED
Number of Employees
1,001-5,000 employees
