Quality Engineer (Entry Level) - ITS
Strongsville, OH 44149
About the Job
Quality Engineer (Entry Level) - Strongsville, OH - JOB 24-00519
Salary Range: $50K - $57K Permanent Position with Benefits
A Strongsville Manufacturing Company is seeking an Entry Level Quality Engineer. The key duty of the Entry Level Quality Engineer is to plan quality measures to ensure products are within specification, support implementation of measures to make sure mistakes are avoided and not merely corrected, and measure/monitor/document all quality measures.
Requirements:
Salary Range: $50K - $57K Permanent Position with Benefits
A Strongsville Manufacturing Company is seeking an Entry Level Quality Engineer. The key duty of the Entry Level Quality Engineer is to plan quality measures to ensure products are within specification, support implementation of measures to make sure mistakes are avoided and not merely corrected, and measure/monitor/document all quality measures.
Requirements:
- Bachelor's Degree in Engineering. (Chemical, Mechanical or Industrial Engineering)
- Minimum 0 to 2 years' experience in Quality Control.
- Knowledge/Familiar with ISO 9001.
- Knowledge/Familiar with Quality and Testing Methods.
- Must have excellent communication skill (written & verbal)
- Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Outlook) experienced
Candidates are required to pass a Criminal Background Check and a 10 Panel Drug Screen.
Only U.S. Citizens or persons with a Green Card work permit may apply.
Due to the large number of resumes we expect to receive only the most qualified candidates will be contacted. We will retain all other resumes for any future job considerations.
Integrity Technical Services, Inc.
14 Whitehall Drive Suite 102
Akron, Ohio 44278
Toll Free: 1-888-262-3226
Akron: 330-633-6500 Cleveland: 440-257-3232
Website: www.integrityjobs.com (To view all our open positions please visit our website)
Integrity Technical Services, Inc. does not charge a fee for finding anyone a job.
Integrity Technical Services is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
Source : ITS
