QLTY & RELIABILITY ENGINEER II

Job Overview

TE Connectivity’s Quality & Reliability Engineer II role will be a resource for the Relay & Connector sector of AD&M, ensuring onsite and offsite quality requirements are met as required by customers and regulatory bodies. This role is based out of the Fairview, NC plant (Y31).

Job Responsibilities

The responsibilities of the Quality & Reliability Engineer II include the following

• Quality liaison between TE and our joint venture with CII-Guardian International

• Collaborate with TE QPL compliance team to support CII Guardian

• Understanding the importance of Good Documentation Practices, complete Quality records accurately and legibly and file appropriately

• Develop Quality Inspection Plans

• Ensure policies and practices comply with applicable government regulations and industry requirements related to product environmental compliance, the implementation and management of technical and testing standards and specifications, quality control and reliability programs governing materials, product and processes, resulting in the optimization of material and labor, as well as failure analysis, root cause, corrective action and customer communication.

• Investigate complaints from customers, suppliers, and internal non-conformities.

• Conduct root cause investigations, determine corrective actions, and verify effectiveness

• Work directly with vendors and customers to ensure the product complies with all end-user requirements

• Work closely with teams to ensure military specification compliance is maintained and transparency with the US government is prioritized.

• Quality Engineer support for onsite product lines as assigned by the Quality Manager

• Report on assigned topics at daily Quality team meetings

• Identify areas for improvement within the production process

• Respond to customer complaints in a timely manner

• Verification of failure modes for customer-returned products in a timely manner

• Other duties as directed by the Quality Manager

What your background should look like

• Competent with Microsoft Office applications

• Good communication skills

• Experience with Process Failure Modes and Effects Analysis and Plan(PFMEA), Do, Check, Act (PDCA)

• Strong willingness to expand scope of knowledge

• Ability to read and interpret prints and customer requirements

• Experience collaborating with customers and/or government agencies

• Experience with root cause/corrective action investigations

• Team leadership and project facilitation

Education

Bachelor’s degree with minimum 2 years quality-related experience (Electrical Engineering preferred); or Master’s degree; or equivalent quality experience required.

Competencies