Quality Supervisor

Videndum•Cary, NC

6h•$60,000 - $70,000•Onsite

About The Position

SmallHD designs and manufactures cutting-edge display products for both the independent filmmaker and cinema industry. Their monitors are used worldwide to consistently provide creative professionals with real-time confidence in their image. SmallHD products are known for their durability, premium display quality, and incredible user interface. The Quality Supervisor will ensure that the quality department operates in a way that is conducive to SmallHD meeting product quality standards, including the quality of incoming materials, assemblies in progress, and finished goods.

Requirements

5+ years of quality inspection roles
Reading mechanical and electrical Engineering specifications and drawings to determine critical dimensions or features for inspection
Creating inspection and test procedures from existing templates
Developing new methods and procedures from scratch
Communicating issues clearly and unambiguously to co-workers and material vendors through written documentation
Managing rework/replacement/retest activities
Troubleshooting and simple repairs of test equipment (e.g, replacing cables)

Nice To Haves

Experience in electronics manufacturing is a strong plus
Experience in a supervisory role preferred

Responsibilities

Establishing procedures and practices to meet quality standards and reduce scrap
Working with vendors to ensure they are meeting agreed-upon quality and that they have the necessary tools to do so
Collaborating with Operations teams to ensure that final product quality is inspected timely and meets quality standards
Collaborating with engineering and service teams to determine root causes of failures
Overseeing the day-to-day activities of the Quality team
Review and correct timesheets for payroll processing
Manage time-off requests to ensure that adequate staffing is available at all times
Ensure that department inventory is accurate by establishing procedures and ensuring the team is working within those guidelines
Use computer systems and written documentation to inspect, measure, or test the item to ensure it is ready for assembly
Analyze data, create spreadsheets to share analysis, identify trends, and determine plans for improvement
Use tools such as calipers and gauges
Follow safe handling guidelines for sensitive electronics and ensure your team follows suit
Make electrical connections and operate test equipment
Consistently and accurately describe any defects found