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Quality Engineer Operation (f/m/x)

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You can look forward to these exciting tasks:

  • Ensure product and process quality in serial production by monitoring quality performance, driving containment actions, and supporting stable manufacturing processes
  • Lead problem-solving and root cause analysis activities for internal defects, customer complaints, and process deviations using structured quality methods
  • Act as a core team member on the shopfloor, coordinating quality-related actions with Production, Manufacturing Engineering, Maintenance, and Supply Chain to achieve operational targets
  • Manage quality improvement initiatives and quality systems, including audits, corrective actions, deviations, rework approvals, and continuous improvement activities
  • Serve as the interface between operations and customer quality, ensuring customer requirements are translated into effective production controls and quality standards

This is what you bring to us:

  • Bachelor’s degree in engineering, Quality Management, Manufacturing Engineering, or a comparable technical field
  • Several years of experience in quality engineering within a manufacturing environment, preferably automotive or automotive supplier industry
  • Strong knowledge of quality management systems and problem-solving methodologies (IATF 16949, VDA, 8D, FMEA, SPC, Control Plan, 5 Why, Six Sigma)
  • Excellent analytical and communication skills with the ability to coordinate cross-functional teams and drive corrective actions
  • Fluent English skills and confident use of quality and data analysis tools (e.g., SAP, Power BI, Minitab, MS Office); German and/or French are considered an advantage

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