Quality Engineer AOS

Autoliv United States•Ogden, UT

About The Position

Autoliv's primary goal is to Save More Lives. Our products never get a second chance. This is why we can never compromise on quality. We are working to increase vehicle safety by developing seatbelts, airbags and steering wheels and you can be part of our team as a Quality Engineer AOS. In this role you will be responsible for • This individual is responsible for the day-to-day quality activities in their assigned manufacturing team. They are responsible for addressing reactive quality concerns as well as identifying proactive quality improvements. • Monitor process capability and identify improvement opportunities • Champion quality initiatives on the manufacturing floor • Responsible for delivering on quality related metrics for their area (non-quality cost, customer PPM, new launch readiness, etc.) • Drive continuous improvement and systemic defect elimination initiatives within their area of ownership to more sustainable results • Promotes knowledge and application of the Standards. • Actively contributes to reduction of TNQC • Champion fundamental Quality approaches (PPAP, FMEA, IATF, VDA, Jidoka, Zero Defect, Quality First, etc.) both in the Design and the Process in their production team. • Lead by example. Be an ambassador for Autoliv by demonstrating the Autoliv Way and ‘Q5 behavior’ • Defines specific quality training requirements for their scope of ownership • Evaluate work of the team and identify growth opportunities for individual team members • Ensures that all applicable customer specific product quality requirements their product area are fulfilled. • Reports on quality performance indicators. • Enforces stable and in-control processes

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in an engineering or similar technical field
Quality control in a manufacturing environment
Knowledge of problem-solving methods and tools (i.e. 8D, 5 why, DMAIC, DOE, etc.)
Understanding of statistical tools used in manufacturing (i.e. capability analysis, measurement system analysis, etc.)
Knowledge of FMEA methodology and how it’s applied for both product and process development.
English language prooficiency

Responsibilities

Responsible for the day-to-day quality activities in their assigned manufacturing team.
Addressing reactive quality concerns as well as identifying proactive quality improvements.
Monitor process capability and identify improvement opportunities.
Champion quality initiatives on the manufacturing floor.
Responsible for delivering on quality related metrics for their area (non-quality cost, customer PPM, new launch readiness, etc.).
Drive continuous improvement and systemic defect elimination initiatives within their area of ownership to more sustainable results.
Promotes knowledge and application of the Standards.
Actively contributes to reduction of TNQC.
Champion fundamental Quality approaches (PPAP, FMEA, IATF, VDA, Jidoka, Zero Defect, Quality First, etc.) both in the Design and the Process in their production team.
Lead by example. Be an ambassador for Autoliv by demonstrating the Autoliv Way and ‘Q5 behavior’.
Defines specific quality training requirements for their scope of ownership.
Evaluate work of the team and identify growth opportunities for individual team members.
Ensures that all applicable customer specific product quality requirements their product area are fulfilled.
Reports on quality performance indicators.
Enforces stable and in-control processes.