Sr NVH Quality Engineer

ZF Group•Gray Court, SC

6d•Onsite

About The Position

The role is responsible for supporting quality standards, analyzing manufacturing and acoustic testing processes, and driving corrective actions to improve product performance and customer satisfaction. This position also partners with internal teams, plants, and technical specialists to resolve quality issues, develop testing methods, and ensure compliance with customer and company requirements.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Engineering required
7–8+ years of engineering experience including at least 2 in a quality-related role.
NVH engineering experience is required.
Experience spent in a manufacturing environment is required
Strong knowledge of problem-solving methodologies and quality tools.
Experience in a leadership or management role, with the ability to train and develop others.

Nice To Haves

master’s degree in Engineering preferred.
automotive industry experience preferred.
Recognized advanced problem-solving qualification preferred, such as Six Sigma Green Belt, Six Sigma Black Belt, or Shainin.

Responsibilities

Support and comply with company corporate principles, quality requirements, and established business goals.
Monitor manufacturing processes and assess product quality to ensure compliance with customer and company specifications.
Develop and maintain quality documentation, procedures, risk analyses, audit records, lessons learned, and evidence related to recalls, field returns, complaints, scrap, and rework.
Interpret engineering drawings, GD&T requirements, and measurement tools to support quality evaluations.
Analyze acoustic measurements and vehicle testing data to identify noise sources and transmission paths in automatic transmissions.
Develop correlations between acoustic serial test benches and automatic transmission behavior in vehicles.
Support noise testing set points, statistical analysis, test-result presentations, warranty investigations, and noise root-cause analysis.
Drive continuous improvement of acoustic test methods, machine commissioning and acceptance, internal reject Pareto analysis, corrective actions, customer and plant support, and stop-note processing.