Quality Engineer II

Zimmer, Inc.•Warsaw, IN

2d•$72,000 - $90,000

About The Position

The Quality Engineer II assures that products conform to established requirements and standards through appropriate audit, inspection, and test activities. The role works with functional departments, suppliers, and external experts to implement Zimmer Biomet quality goals. The position formulates procedures, specifications, and standards for products and processes; develops corrective and preventive action plans; collects and analyzes gauge and product evaluation data; identifies personnel, gauges, procedures, and materials needed for new products; and ensures suppliers have the information and facilities needed to deliver quality products. The listed duties are not exhaustive and may not include all essential functions under the Americans with Disabilities Act.

Requirements

Bachelor of Science in engineering, or an alternative bachelor's degree program with quality engineer certification (e.g., CQE).
At least 1 year of relevant work experience.
Ability to work in a team and build relationships across departments and with external parties, including suppliers and regulatory agencies.
Ability to deliver results and meet deadlines.
Oral and written communication skills for communicating with multiple levels of the company.
Microsoft Office Suite skills.
Proficiency in blueprint reading and geometric dimensioning and tolerancing.
Thorough understanding of QSR/ISO regulations, design assurance, FMEA, and product testing methods.
Ability to use optical comparators and CMMs.

Nice To Haves

Certified Quality Engineer (CQE).
Medical device experience, particularly in the orthopedic industry.
Demonstrates characteristics of high potential for future development opportunities.

Responsibilities

Assure products conform to established requirements and standards through audit, inspection, and testing.
Work with functional departments, suppliers, and external experts to implement quality goals.
Formulate procedures, specifications, and standards for products and processes.
Develop and implement corrective and preventive action plans.
Collect and analyze data for gauge and product evaluation.
Identify critical personnel, gauges, procedures, and materials needed to complete new products.
Ensure suppliers have the information and facilities needed to deliver quality products.