Quality Tech III

Boston Scientific•Carlsbad, CA

8d•$56,576 - $96,200•Onsite

About The Position

Perform quality activities to support manufacturing and sustaining of existing products. Provide quality support to appropriate groups: engineering, manufacturing, quality and design assurance, system/services, incoming/line/final inspection and post market, etc. Develop, apply, monitor, measure, document, improve, and communicate quality methodologies from prodcut development through end of life of a product.

Requirements

2-4 Years with High School Diploma and/or Equivalent experience, training , or apprenticeships

Responsibilities

Perform process monitoring using sampling plans to ensure established controls are being followed.
Perform sampling inspection on product using visual and mechanical inspection techniques.
Inspect labels, including final packaging labels, for legibility and accuracy.
Perform shop-floor paperwork review. Enforce good documentation practices in all documents used during product assembly (DHR, forms, test data sheets, records, etc.).
Approve and release finished goods once the inspection is complete (Active Release).
Perform process assessments to ensure compliance to appropriate Boston Scientific procedures.
Oversee Product Builder/Inspectors Visual Assessment Certifications.
Initiate, investigate, and assist in generation and completion of NCEPs.
Peform analysis for product returns to determine failure root cause
Document failure analysis results in appropriate system
Perform product return sample preparation including decontamination, product disposition as needed
Perform routine lab work i.e. ensuring lab equipment is properly calibrated
Comply with assigned responsibilities as per applicable non-conforming material and rework procedures, which may include: a) Segregate and identify non-conforming material, both physically and electronically (non-conforming material control). b) Execute re-evaluation activities on reworked product.
Verify returned material to BSN. Review Return Goods per company procedures.
Identify, prioritize and resolve quality issues identified by metrics.
Identify and lead departmental initiatives related to best quality practices and continuous improvement.
Assist the quality supervisor or other departments in specific tasks (e.g. investigations).
Perform “special” quality initiatives using written guidance.