Job Description
Role – Quality Electrical Engineer
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Location – Muncie, Indiana 47302 (100% Onsite)
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Duration – 12 Months (High Potential for Extension)
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Interview – Phone and Webex
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Job Description
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- Perform supplier evaluations, supplier quality audits, and process assessments for heavy engineering products and electrical components.
- Strong knowledge of complex cable forms, cable assemblies, electrical components, and electrical manufacturing processes.
- Experience with resistors, capacitors, rectifiers, inverters, terminal boards, relays, and contactors.
- Good understanding of cable and wire standards, complex electrical schematics, and electrical system applications.
- Knowledge of power electronics and low- and high-voltage electrical systems.
- Lead Process Control Plan Audits (PCPA), Advanced Product Quality Planning (APQP) implementation, and supplier risk assessments.
- Conduct design reviews, tool kickoff meetings, tooling development tracking, and fixture, gauge, and tool readiness reviews.
- Manage tooling trials, including T0, T1, T2, and T3 stages, and coordinate part fitment reports and corrective actions.
- Review and approve fit and functional requirements, Engineering Change Notices (ECN), and FETE implementations.
- Coordinate testing, validation, Safe Launch activities, and Production Part Approval Process (PSW) sign-off.
- Support Start of Production (SOP), production ramp-up, and final development handover.
- Drive supplier performance improvement, delivery excellence, corrective actions, and continuous quality improvement.
- Travel to supplier locations to conduct assessments, audits, and quality reviews.
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Must-Have Skills
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- Supplier Quality Engineering (SQE) – 4+ Years
- Electrical Engineering Background
- Heavy Engineering / Heavy Machinery Product Exposure
- Complex Cable Forms and Cable Assemblies
- Electrical Components: Resistors, Capacitors, Rectifiers, Inverters, Relays, Contactors, and Terminal Boards
- Electrical Schematics and Cable/Wire Standards
- Power Electronics and Low-/High-Voltage Systems
- Supplier Audits and Evaluations
- APQP Implementation and Risk Assessment
- Tooling Development, Trials, and Readiness Reviews
- Parts Fitment, Corrective Actions, Testing, and Validation
- Safe Launch, PSW Sign-off, and SOP Ramp-up
- Supplier Performance Improvement
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