Electronic Operation Quality Engineer

Overview

In this role, you will lead electronic quality across manufacturing operations, ensuring processes and products meet specifications and customer expectations. You’ll act as the cross-functional reference for electronic quality topics, driving problem solving, containment, and continuous improvement. You’ll work with Production, R&D and Supply Chain to raise quality benchmarks and prevent non-conformities. This is an opportunity to shape manufacturing excellence in a global athletic-tech company that values proactive, ethical collaboration.

Responsabilità Lead problem-solving for electronic and software issues on the assembly line

Perform failure analysis on electronic boards/components from field or production, identify root causes

Develop, implement, and monitor corrective and preventive actions (CAPA)

Manage non-conformities for electronic parts with containment and corrective actions

Implement quality standards, procedures, and control systems

Conduct internal process audits to verify compliance and identify improvements

Analyze production data and quality metrics to drive continuous improvement (e.g., Kaizen)

Collaborate with Production, R&D, and Supply Chain to set quality benchmarks and resolve issues

Ensure processes and products meet technical specs and customer expectations

Requisiti fondamentali Minimum 3 years of experience in quality engineering in electronics manufacturing

Deep knowledge of electronic components, PCB assembly (SMT, THT), and testing processes

Experience with electronic failure analysis techniques and relevant lab equipment

Proficiency with problem-solving methodologies (8D, Ishikawa/5 Whys)

Ability to read and interpret electronic schematics and technical documentation

Familiarity with ISO 9001 QA systems and auditing techniques

Knowledge of ERP SAP

Excellent teamwork and communication skills

Knowledge of Lean Manufacturing and/or Six Sigma is a strong plus

teamwork

communication

proactive

PCB assembly (SMT, THT)

electronic failure analysis

8D, Ishikawa, 5 Whys