Manufacturing Quality Engineer

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With commercial opportunities, volumes of production of our HW products are rapidly increasing and we are looking for someone who will be supporting our UK-based manufacturing partners and our R&D team through these phases.

This is a true opportunity to become a central part of a talented multi-disciplinary R&D engineering team (encompassing Electronics, RF, SW development all the way from embedded to web frontend, Mechanical or Data Science) and a chance to step into a highly motivating start-up environment where one can make a direct impact to our world class customers by solving complex technical problems.

Responsibilities:

Manufacturing/NPI

  • Be the main interface between the R&D team and our manufacturing partners - including frequent site visits (in the UK).

  • Compile and organise documentation for manufacturing partners

  • Manage start up of new products at CRM sites

  • Lead DfM and DfQ discussion during new design phases.

  • Write up (or Review), Approve and Maintain all documentations relating to Assembly, Test & QC.

  • Follow up production KPIs (yield, FTP, throughput, etc) with the aim to continually improve the process and quality of the manufacturing of our products.

  • Lead the development of the required Production assembly tools - from their specification to their validation and their maintenance once at suppliers.

  • Keep track of procurement issues and risks - to anticipate them where possible

    Quality Management

  • Manage quality assurance of Sub-contractors.

  • Develop and implement quality control methodologies to ensure compliance with quality assurance standards, guidelines, and procedures.

  • Handle and manage faulty units and non-conformances in the supply chain.

  • Carry out root cause analysis, instigate and follow up corrective and preventive actions using models like 5Y and 8D.

  • Review quality related data and reports with the supplier and drive Q-KPIs to improve supplier performance.

  • Analyse manufacturing data to identify trends and root causes of process defects, and implement corrective actions to improve product quality.

  • Generate and maintain QA documentation, inspection plans, and standards.

  • Actively coordinate and be responsible for NPI launch activities such as risk assessments - FMEAs, PPAP for FAIs and other production start related activities.

  • Be able to carry out DfQ (design for quality assessments for new products)

  • Propose design changes to improve process quality (together with suppliers/Contract Manufacturers)

    Technical Skills/Past Experience:

  • 5+ years in a similar role ; ideally working within one of the following industries: consumer electronics, industrial or automotive.

  • Having worked with products embedding RF functions would be beneficial.

  • Experience of Start-up or small/medium moving to high volume company environment.

  • Solid understanding of Electronics - in order to be able to support suppliers through a first level of fault finding.

  • Comfortable discussing options for mechanical parts manufacturing techniques (injection moulding, CNC, 3D printing, etc…)

  • Working knowledge of standard IT tools (typically: emails, spreadsheet w/ calculations and charts plotting). Experience working with Linux in the past would also be ideal.

  • Nice to have: having managed small teams of technicians or engineers.

  • Have managed sub-contractors from a technical viewpoint.

    Reporting to:

  • Manufacturing Manager

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