Quality Technician I

Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories•Lake Zurich, IL

19h•Onsite

About The Position

In this role, you will support manufacturing operations through quality assurance activities. You will solve interesting problems and improve processes while collaborating with multiple disciplines across SEL. This role requires a strong technical background and the ability to work independently. This position is available in our Lake Zurich, IL location. If you are interested in a challenging, but fulfilling role that provides continual learning, apply today!

Requirements

An applicable 2-year technical degree, technical certification, or equivalent work experience in an engineering or science related field.
1+ year of experience in electronics, materials quality, or manufacturing.
Knowledge of inspection techniques and measuring instruments.
The ability to monitor and maintain calibration of tools and test equipment.
The ability to maintain high standards for inspection and documentation.
The ability to interpret engineering drawings, specifications, and acceptability requirements.
Experience with common computer and manufacturing applications.
Effective written, documentation, and communication skills.

Nice To Haves

A 2-year STEM degree.
Experience with quality tools and techniques.
Knowledge of manufacturing processes and product flow.
Knowledge of sheet metal, printed wiring boards, adhesives, and plastic components.
Knowledge of industry standards and SEL Engineering Requirements.
Knowledge of ISO 9001.

Responsibilities

Providing technical support to internal/external customers and clarifying product or material quality requirements.
Inspecting material or products according to technical requirements and quality standards, utilizing measurement and inspection equipment.
Conducting material testing in alignment with industry standards and under the guidance of an experienced technician or engineer/scientist.
Troubleshooting and characterizing electrical and mechanical components under the guidance of an experienced technician or engineer/scientist.
Assisting with troubleshooting and diagnosing production issues including material defects, test failures, assembly defects, and process issues.
Identifying, containing, or evaluating nonconforming materials, parts, or products.
Researching and learning new subjects which might aid in troubleshooting efforts.
Participating in cross-functional teams to address quality issues.
Communicating quality results with stakeholders.