Quality Engineer

at  CommScope

Technology is reshaping the way we live! Learn and thrive. In this “always-on” world, we believe it is meaningful to have a genuine connection with the work you do. The epicenter of this transformation is powered by the world’s most sophisticated networks - the connectivity we create. Our experienced employees are rethinking the purpose, role, and use of our networks across the globe; to increase bandwidth, expand capacity, improve efficiency, speed deployment, and simplify migration.
Commscope are recruiting a Quality Engineer based in Malton, North Yorkshire where you will work closely with product managers, production leaders, sales, and R&D.

REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS FOR CONSIDERATION

• Degree in Engineering or other similar technical subjects; or equivalent relevant work experience.
• 5+ years of experience in a quality department or similar position in a manufacturing environment.
• Professional working knowledge of quality standard tools (G8D, PPAP, 5why, Pareto, MSA).
• Working experience with Microsoft Office and Minitab.
• Ability to analyze information and provide fact-based recommendations.
• Strong investigative and problem-solving skills with excellent attention to detail.
• Strong interpersonal skills and organizational skills.
• Ability to lead cross-functional initiatives with measurable results.
• Decision making ability coupled with the ability to work independently and proactively.

• Continuous improvement: products or processes can always be made better. Working in the lab, on the production line, in the meeting room with the concerned people. Providing innovative resolutions to a diverse range of complex problems.
• Data analysis: all conclusions and decisions must be supported by data. Only data can tell how things go really and exclude assumptions based on “feelings”. Statistics is our guide.
• Variation removal: by removing sources of variation, we achieve standardization and efficiency; we allow reliable planning and delivery as per expectations.
• Waste reduction: all possible causes for waste must be hunted, understood and eliminated, maximizing the efficiency