Quality Assurance Engineer I

United States Steel

• Granite City Works is seeking a Quality Assurance Engineer who will be responsible for implementing the quality assurance program in the manufacturing facility, including partnering with the Operations team to monitor for adherence to quality standards.

Responsibilities

Review customer specifications. Provide metallurgical technical support to Operations management. Identify process changes for quality improvements and analysis of process and product data. Perform quality audits and manage the quality system. Provide the producing facility with technical and quality systems support, including rejection analysis, and process improvement recommendations.

Apply education/technical experience and utilize problem solving and continuous improvement skills. Provide technical service to internal customers in physical and metallurgical characteristics of process and products and quality control. Develop and review various quality reports, conduct various quality meetings, perform daily audits to ensure operation is running within defined operation/quality parameters and procedures.

Determine acceptability of product to customer specifications Lead problem solving initiatives of quality related issues Maintain process FMEA, Control Plan and other Quality Management system documents Responding to customer claims, complaints, and inquiries Coordinate and participate in continuous improvement trials Requirements: Technical degree required.

Minimum of 1 year of relevant work experience. Skills in developing collaborative relationships to achieve results, analysis, continuous improvement, and verbal and written technical communication. Familiarity with ISO 9001 and API Q1 quality system requirements is a plus.

Preferred Skills

Bachelor’s degree in Metallurgical Engineering or Material Science preferred. Experience in steel or heavy industrial manufacturing Base salary range $75,000 - $90,000. This base salary range is a good faith estimate. Based on candidate skills/experience the final offer may be lower/higher.