Customer Satisfaction & Quality Engineer
Mission
- Define and follow-up the improvement action plan and priorities with the Business stakeholders.
- Ensure that Customer dissatisfactions are solved quickly and effectively through containment, correction and prevention steps.
- Monitor the implementation and effectiveness of quality improvement plans at suppliers.
- Identify potential issues before they occur and implement preventive solutions.
- Lead a quick and effective quality issue resolution through containment, correction and prevention steps and check effectiveness of actions.
- Conduct process audits at suppliers and launch improvement action plans to help them develop their quality performance. Analyze results to drive systemic improvement plans
- Drive PPAP for product and process changes related to the offers in scope.
Key Responsibilities
- Ensures that complaints are resolved effectively and without delay and that those not resolved at the entity organization level have been escalated and taken into account in the competent entities.
- Pilot the Supply Qualification Module (SQM) and the Supplier performance (SPM) at the level of the plant, with a coordination role (hierarchical or functional) of quality supply assurance engineers. Support the Supplier Approval Module (SAM).
- Takes any necessary actions to make sure that the product will satisfy customer requirements and is the driving force in implementing continuous quality improvement, with a coordination role (hierarchical or functional) with entity, BU, Supplier and sometimes other stakeholders within the organization.
What will you do
- Lead supplier quality initiatives including qualification, performance monitoring, and continuous improvement programs
- Conduct comprehensive process audits at supplier facilities and develop targeted improvement action plans
- Drive resolution of quality issues through systematic containment, correction, and prevention strategies
- Identify and mitigate potential quality risks through proactive analysis and preventive measures
- Coach and coordinate quality assurance engineers while managing supplier relationships
What qualifications will make you successful
- Min 5yrs Experience in Quality with a proven track record in the utilization of various quality tools to achieve desired outcomes.
- Knowledge in 8D, Kaizen, DMAIC, 5-Why, PFMEA, Product & Process Qualification Processes, Project Managemen
- Engineering Graduate (ME, EE, ECE, IE)
- Strong analytical capabilities with expertise in root cause analysis and problem-solving
- Demonstrated ability to influence and drive improvements across organizational boundaries
- Excellence in project management and cross-functional team leadership
Skills/Competencies
- Issue Resolution - Advanced (8D, Kaizen, DMAIC, 5-Why)
- SSQM, PPAP
- Process Audit
- PFMEA
Soft Skills
- Project Management (able to lead/drive projects, overcome challenges with the right actions and the right people)
- Confident to make sound decisions
- Agile, able to develop new ways and adapt to changes
- Influence & Convince
- Able to build a strong network and new connections in & out of the organization
- Excellent communication and presentation skills
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