Quality Production Specialist

Boeing•Auburn, WA

6d•$95,200 - $128,800•Onsite

About The Position

Boeing Commercial Airplanes (BCA) has an exciting opportunity for a Quality Production Specialist - Material Review Board Designee (MRBD)/Quality Assurance Investigator (QAI) to support onsite in Auburn, Washington. This role involves reviewing and validating product non-conformances, disposition types, quality procedures, and engineering requirements. The specialist will apply knowledge of aerospace design, systems, and integration to perform failure and forensic analysis of aerospace components and systems. Additionally, they will train and mentor fellow employees in the Quality Management System, perform root cause analysis on non-conformances to identify causes and prevent recurrence, and independently develop, modify, and document actions to ensure problem resolution or implement corrective/preventive actions. The role also includes obtaining corrective action on nonconforming plans and hardware/processes, negotiating concurrence, obtaining commitments for preventive and corrective actions, prioritizing quality activities, and ensuring problem resolution. The specialist will review and approve Quality planning changes or disposition of nonconformance hardware products/processes, guide the validation of configuration management, quality procedures, and material review policies to deliver software products, and review and implement corrective action on audit results to ensure media is stored and handled per engineering-defined requirements. Finally, they will interpret industry standards, provide recommendations for implementation, create analytical reports, and coordinate with responsible parties for internal/external distribution. The role operates under general direction.

Requirements

3+ years of manufacturing and/or quality experience
3+ years of experience in root cause analysis and corrective action
3+ years of experience using Microsoft Office Products like Outlook, PowerPoint, Excel, and Word
Must meet U.S. export control compliance requirements. To meet U.S. export control compliance requirements, a “U.S. Person” as defined by 22 C.F.R. §120.62 is required. “U.S. Person” includes U.S. Citizen, U.S. National, lawful permanent resident, refugee, or asylee.

Nice To Haves

1+ years of experience working with the Boeing Problem Solving Model (BPSM)

Responsibilities

Reviews and validates product non-conformances and disposition type, quality procedures and engineering requirements
Applies knowledge of aerospace design, systems and integration to perform failure and forensic analysis of aerospace components and systems
Trains and mentors fellow employees in the Quality Management System
Performs root cause analysis on the nonconformance to identify the cause and prevent reoccurrence
Independently develops, modifies and documents actions to assure problem resolution or to implement corrective/preventive action and documents resolution
Obtains corrective action on nonconforming plans and hardware/processes
Negotiates concurrence, obtains commitments for taking preventive and corrective action, prioritizes quality activities and ensures problem resolution
Reviews and approves Quality planning changes or disposition of nonconformance hardware products/processes
Guides validation of configuration management, quality procedures and material review policies to deliver the software products
Reviews and implements corrective action on audit results to ensure media is stored and handled per engineering defined requirements
Interprets industry standards and provide recommendations for implementation.
Creates analytical reports and coordinates with the responsible parties for internal/external distribution.