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Senior Manufacturing Quality Engineer

Senior Manufacturing Quality Engineer

CompanyOura
LocationSan Francisco, CA, USA
Salary$162000 – $203000
TypeFull-Time
Degrees
Experience LevelSenior, Expert or higher

Requirements

  • 7+ years of experience working in a Supplier Manufacturing, Manufacturing Quality Engineer, or Process Engineer role. Ideally seeking someone with strong mechanical process development and design understanding
  • Experience working with final assembly factories and mechanical enclosures and/or electronics suppliers
  • Experience in supplier quality engineering in high volume hand held / wearable and/or consumer products with high cosmetic standards
  • Experience qualifying and auditing manufacturing processes including CNC and lathe fabrication, injection molding, and coatings/surface treatments (anodization, PVD, and soft touch)
  • Understanding of quality principles and tools such as GRR, SPC, FA/CA, 8D, and DOEs.
  • Understanding of manufacturing principles and tools such as DFM, SOP, GD&T, Six Sigma, and LEAN manufacturing principles
  • Self-driven and eager problem solver who thrives in demanding quick-paced environments
  • Highly organized with the ability to clearly and succinctly communicate complex concepts through presentations and written communication, such as slide decks and email
  • Able to set up systems to capture reliable and meaningful data to help drive critical process improvements and enhance product/component design
  • Willingness to travel to domestically and internationally up to 40%

Responsibilities

  • Support New Product Introduction (NPI) through development builds, ramp-up, mass production, and steady state expansion efforts
  • Collaborate with cross-functional teams, including manufacturing, design, and operations, to drive Oura’s supplier quality engineering initiatives
  • Develop and implement scalable manufacturing processes, quality systems, and yield improvement strategies
  • Lead build readiness reviews, focusing on quality deliverables such as equipment readiness, process qualification, and post-build quality data analysis to facilitate component design and process improvements
  • Identify and effectively communicate design and process risks, using data-driven approaches to facilitate discussions and improvements across Oura teams and suppliers
  • Analyze and evaluate data to establish appropriate component spec limits including cosmetic, dimensional, functional/reliability as well as establish process controls limits
  • Scale up suppliers and processes to meet production goals, including yield targets, line capacity (UPH), process capability (CPK), and other equipment and headcount requirements
  • Conduct supplier audits and drive continuous improvement initiatives to enhance supplier performance

Preferred Qualifications

  • Strong background in manufacturing processes and design for manufacturing (DFM)