Quality Control Specialist - Day Shift - Monday to Thursday (7am - 5pm)

Quality Control Specialist - Day Shift - Monday to Thursday (7am - 5pm) Fort Worth, Texas, United States US Conec, Ltd. Engineering Innovation. Precision Plastics. Powering AI. USConec, Ltd. is a trusted, global company that prides itself on engineering excellence—creating innovative connectivity solutions that support today’s most important technologies. We foster a friendly, inclusive culture that values teamwork, creativity, and mutual respect. At USConec, you’ll find real opportunities to grow and make a meaningful impact in a company that genuinely cares about its people and its customers. With competitive compensation, excellent benefits, and a supportive environment, this is a place where you can build your future—whether your interests lie in manufacturing, engineering, operations, or beyond. Quality Control Specialist - Day Shift - Monday to Thursday (7am - 5pm) Overview We’re looking for a detail-oriented Quality Control Specialist to join our team and oversee the inspection and verification of incoming rawmaterials, developing and maintaining Standard Process Instructions for the Operations Quality Team, andproviding other necessary support to ensure high-quality products are shipped from our Manufacturing Facilitylocated in Fort Worth, TX. This role also involves assisting the Senior QCS with coordination of the Calibrationprogram, and, as necessary, completing the daily tasks of a Quality Control Technician. Collaboration withinternal departments, problem-solving skills, and driving continuous improvement efforts are essential tohelping maintain Quality Standards and support the Organization's success. Effective communication withcross-functional teams further enhances the role's impact in achieving excellence in Quality Control. Responsibilities Conduct analysis of incoming raw material to ensure it meets the necessary specifications Complete First Shot approvals of internally molded components Develop, maintain, and conduct regular review of Standard Process Instructions Collaborate with Quality Engineers to review open deviations, and help drive each deviation to closurein a timely manner Collaborate with MQE to document Test Run Evaluations for new and existing products Assist with completion of TREs, as needed Ensure dimensional measurements of incoming & internally molded parts align with Engineeringdrawings and specifications (when needed as backup for QCT) Assist Quality Engineers with any necessary containment activities ... Equipment Used MicroVu vision system Stereoscopes and cameras Contact gaging equipment, including, but not limited to, pin gages, caliper, and micrometer Spectrophotometer Computer (Windows applications) Must Haves Technical associate degree preferred, or minimum 2 years of experience in a Quality role Experience as a US Conec Quality Control Technician is required Knowledge of optical fiber, cable, connectors and hardware products a plus Excellent interpersonal skills, as well as verbal and written communication skills Demonstrate ability to plan tests and analyze and interpret results Basic knowledge of standard MS Office applications What We Offer Competitive hourly compensation with shift differential Comprehensive health, dental, and vision insurance plans Paid time off and holidays to support work-life balance 401(k) retirement savings plan with employer match A collaborative, hands-on work environment Opportunities for cross-training and advancement Inclusive workplace with reasonable accommodations for qualified individuals US Conec will only employ those who are legally authorized to work in the United States. 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