Work closely with our suppliers to develop processes, procedures, and documentation for our product
Collaborate with Oxide and Bench Manufacturing Engineering to ensure test processes support quality initiatives
Review work instructions developed by the contract manufacturer to ensure our product is correctly assembled
Drive root cause analysis and corrective actions when issues arise in build or test, including component failures and process deviations.
Support first article builds, bring-up, and ongoing production, acting as a hands-on lead from prototype to scale.
Own Customer and Supplier Quality issues for the Electrical commodity group. This ranges from working with our Warranty and Customer Service team to address customer quality issues and following through with suppliers with Non-Conformance Reports (NCR).
Develop and maintain quality control plans, incoming inspection procedures, and in-process checks for complex electromechanical systems
Work with Oxide’s infrastructure team to develop a quality portal to communicate requirements to suppliers
Review test results and production data to identify trends, drive root cause analysis, and implement corrective and preventive actions (CAPAs)
Collaborate with Contract Manufacturer Quality Engineers to resolve line-down issues with urgency.
Evaluate supplier capability, monitor incoming quality performance, and drive continuous improvement with key partners
Define and manage supplier qualification criteria, including PPAP/FMEA documentation where appropriate
Support on-site customer audits as required. Act as the quality liaison between Oxide engineering and external vendors for electronics-related issues
Participate in design reviews with a focus on inspection feasibility, failure modes, and long-term reliability
Help define meaningful quality metrics and implement scalable systems to track and act on them
Write and maintain clear quality documentation, from procedures and manuals, to issue trackers and failure reports
Build trusted relationships with hardware, software, and manufacturing teams to align on what “good” looks like and how we measure it
