Quality Technician II

Summary Provides administrative and technical support to the Quality Engineer. Works independently covering quality processes and quality assurance activities. Responsibilities Prepares and maintains process documentation and work instructions. Prepares calibration tracking list and tracks to ensure that all equipment is properly calibrated. Supports GR&R process. Understands and monitors scheduled in-process SPC and makes ordinary data collection and statistics for quality problem discovery by process trial run. Creates and maintains inspection plans, logs, and reports. Makes quality reports based on MES operation, functionalities, production data, and reporting. Compiles reports using information gathered from quality, manufacturing, and research projects. Drives corrective and preventive actions based on Corrective Action Reports (CARs) for customer, internal, and supplier areas. Attends CAC meetings to follow up or verify corrective actions. Collects data and inputs regularly scheduled and/or ad hoc reports. Verifies VA/WI and QP/PCP conformance. Inspects, measures, and tests mechanical, electrical, and electromechanical components and assemblies. Verifies material conformance to specifications and interprets company and industrial specifications. Gathers and maintains specific records of technical data related to materials, tools, fixtures and processes used in company. Develops measurement processes. Collects and analyzes data using statistical analysis methods. Drives and coordinates corrective actions based on process audit discrepancies. Provides strong leadership to the work‑cell in activities relating to product quality. Represents the quality function within manufacturing as the technical advisor on workmanship standards and quality system. Champions the process control effort as related to the proper use of control charts, check lists, visual aids and other documentation on the manufacturing floor. Supports the resolution of material issues as required by working with receiving inspection personnel. Monitors trends in quality data (yields, defects per million, scrap, corrective actions) to identify continual improvement opportunities. Provides accurate, timely feedback of production issues to the workcell teams. Escalates issues and declining trends to the appropriate personnel for resolution. Supports OBA as necessary. Minimum Requirements Technical certification in Engineering with at least one year experience in a similar industry. Benefits and Compensation The hourly pay range for this role is $27.16 - $48.94. As part of the total rewards package, Jabil offers benefits to enhance your health, wealth and resilient self. These include medical, dental, and vision insurance plans; 401(k) retirement plan and employee stock purchase plan; and paid time off. #J-18808-Ljbffr Jabil