Quality Engineer

Big Ass Fans•Fort Worth, TX

28d•Onsite

About The Position

Ready to crank up your career in the city of cowboys, culture, and seriously cool manufacturing? We’re looking for a Quality Engineer who brings skill, spark, and a zero‑defect mindset to our Fort Worth team. As a Big Ass Fans Quality Engineer, you'll be one of the go-to champions of our world-class product quality. If you love solving problems, improving processes, and making products shine, saddle up, because this role is for you!

Requirements

A bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Computer Science, Information Systems, or a related technical field
5+ years of experience in quality or manufacturing (Lean experience = big bonus points)
Familiarity with automated control systems and strong capability in implementing poka‑yoke solutions
Experience using structured problem‑solving methodologies such as 5 Why, Six Sigma, Fishbone, PDCA, or 8D
Sharp attention to detail and proficiency with Microsoft Office and Google Workspace
A solid understanding of core quality tools including FMEA, PPAP, MSA, SPC, and APQP
Knowledge of ISO 9001 requirements (Internal Auditor certification is a plus)
A collaborative, team‑oriented style and a track record of supporting continuous improvement initiatives

Responsibilities

Lead and support quality initiatives that keep our customers thrilled and our products performing at their best.
Ensure everything from products to processes to documentation meets internal requirements, ISO standards, and industry regulations.
Drive root‑cause analysis and guide cross‑functional teams through CAPA efforts using tools like 5 Why, Fishbone, and 8D.
Analyze quality trends, identify risks, and recommend improvements that boost reliability, stability, and cost efficiency.
Develop and maintain inspection methods, control plans, test plans, and quality criteria to keep product performance consistent and predictable.
Own APQP deliverables like PFMEA, PPAP, control plans, and capability studies, and keep programs on schedule like a pro.
Review drawings and partner with Engineering and Supply Chain to verify components meet fit, form, and function expectations.
Lead PFMEA sessions that uncover and reduce process risk, then verify that actions really work.
Train, coach, and support teams in quality standards, lean tools, and continuous improvement.
Collaborate across production, engineering, and operations to level‑up safety, efficiency, throughput, and overall product quality.
Serve as a champion of quality culture, promoting accountability, integrity, teamwork, and continuous improvement.