Quality Engineer

Hexagon•Greater Sudbury, ON

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About The Position

As a Quality Engineer, reporting to the Operations Manager, you will influence business success by applying your extensive quality background and expertise in quality assurance and quality control within a high-tech industry. Your work will impact all phases of production and distribution. You will support planning activities and deliverables for ongoing release cycles; supporting an exciting new range of products; carry out tasks and activities across production along with supporting the engineering department at times.

Requirements

10+ years of relevant experience or equivalent combination of education and work experience
Accountable, dependable, and results-oriented
Two years preferably a three-year College diploma in Electronics Engineering
Ability to communicate and interact effectively with people from multi-functional and diverse backgrounds
An advanced working knowledge of Excel and Document Control Systems

Nice To Haves

Experience working in an ISO 9001 environment would be considered an asset.

Responsibilities

Collaborate with corporate and local management in the development of goals and long-term initiatives for the Quality Management System at Hexagon
Develop, implement, and monitor day-to-day quality control systems and processes that provide visibility into quality KPIs and our progress toward quality objectives
Designs or specifies inspection and testing mechanisms and equipment.
Analyzes production limitations and standards.
Recommends revision of specifications when indicated.
Formulates or assists in formulating quality control policies and procedures.
Works with the organization to design the lowest cost, highest efficiency, and highest quality products.
Drives quality improvement and cost reduction.
Ability and Knowledge to conduct Root Cause Analysis through various industrial techniques. 8D, A3, DMAIC, DMEDI, etc…
Provides assembly support and resolves build issues.
Ensure the management of non-conformities, customer complaints and the implementation of corrective actions