Quality Assurance Mechanical Inspector

Manchester, NH
Full Time
Quality
Mid Level
DEKA Research and Development, housed in Manchester, NH, has an immediate opening for a Quality Assurance Mechanical Inspector to work in a dynamic, fast-paced Medical Device Research, Development environment. This person needs to be highly motivated and well organized to perform incoming inspection and engineering inspection activities.  This is a high visibility role that has significant and direct impact on the success of projects.

How you will make an impact:
  • Gather and inspect samples required for inspection to aid in the development of state of the art medical devices
  • Select appropriate measuring equipment and develop new inspection programs to provide engineering with accurate and efficient inspection data in a timely fashion
  • Perform inspections of components and manufactured product according to drawing specifications and engineering investigations
  • Generate and review Quality History Records and associated documentation for compliance to established procedures and Good Documentation Practices
  • Participate in the development and/or revision of inspection methods and procedures
To be successful in this role, you will need the following skills and experience:
  • Minimum 3 years’ experience in an advanced inspection environment
  • Must show proficient skillset with GD&T and  Blueprint interpretation
    • Certified Inspector and/or GD&T certification a plus
  • Experience with proper handling of Electro-static discharge (ESD) sensitive components
  • Printed circuit board assembly / solder quality inspection experience (IPC610 / 620) a plus
  • Experience operating Vision Systems, CMM equipment, and CT Scanner
    • Zone 3, Smart Profile, PC DMIS / OPEN DMIS, QC Calc.
  • Familiarity with ISO, ASQ, and ANSI sampling plans
  • ISO 13485 / ISO 9001 knowledge a plus
  • Possess strong organizational and communication skills and attention to detail
  • Ability to manage multiple tasks and report updates to management and engineering
  • Ability to set up inspections for very intricate components with tight tolerances
  • Proficient measurement skills utilizing measuring equipment such as Micrometers, calipers, and optical comparator
  • Basic computer skills and knowledge of software tools for inspection
  • Familiarity with standard sampling plans
  • Ability to translate specifications into inspection programs a plus

About DEKA:

One hour from the beach, Boston, and the mountains, the historic Amoskeag Millyard once housed the largest textile mills in the world. It is now home to DEKA Research and Development, where we are taking the same innovation and cutting-edge technology into the modern age.

Behind DEKA’s brick walls sits a team of professionals who strive to make a difference every day through thoughtful engineering, design, and manufacturing. Here at DEKA, some of the most innovative and life-changing products of our time are created, and new ideas are always welcome and explored.

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