Quality Engineer II

Textron•New Orleans, LA

22h

About The Position

The Quality Engineer is responsible for assuring that Companies and products will adequately meet the objectives of the contracts or sales agreements by maintaining surveillance over all phases of the product's cycle from design until successful fulfillment of intended objectives.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in Mechanical, Welding, Manufacturing, Metallurgy or Industrial Engineering.
Three plus years of quality, welding, or manufacturing experience.
Working familiarity and knowledge of ISO 9001 quality standards and programs.
Excellent communication skills both written and oral.
Ability to interact effectively with management, peers and other employees relative to quality and technical issues.
Ability to work independently with minimal oversight.
Attention to details
Proficient in MS Outlook, Word and Excel.

Nice To Haves

Experience working in quality engineering department preferably in a marine/military/aerospace industry is a plus.
Familiarity with government contracts desirable.
Familiarity with military standards and specifications and able to read, interpret mechanical and electrical drawings and schematics desirable.

Responsibilities

Plans, organizes and directs the technical aspects of all types of welding processes and issues within the SSC group.
Directly interface with the product design engineering team to insure design for process and manufacturing requirements are addressed and met.
Establishes and documents welding processes in accordance with national and military standards/specifications.
Develops, recommends, and coordinates the implementation of improved/enhanced processes, techniques, and safety procedures for all welding performed within the company.
Identifies problems with and identifies the resolution of welding processes, issues, and concerns.
Performs root cause analysis with emphasis on eliminating problems through design analysis, ergonomic issues, and machine/welding/assembly process improvements including equipment/materials purchasing requirements.
Develops overall quality plans using the systems concept identifying in terms of the product involved, general instructions, test and sampling procedures, specific parts and assembly instructions, material disposition, records, tables, charts, and graphs required.
Reviews Engineering and Manufacturing information such as new and revised designs, specifications and bills of materials; production, tool and test equipment drawings; production and tool plans; operation and routing sheets; production, storage, and shipping methods; and facility and floor space requirements.
Plans the minimum quality standards, test, and inspection requirements and process controls.
Performs other job related duties as assigned by management.