As a Quality Assurance Engineer, you will play a key role in supporting the organization by ensuring that the released products meet all specifications. You will be responsible for addressing and resolving issues in a timely manner, while driving continuous improvement in product quality, processes, and supplier performance. Are you interested then Please read on...
Key areas of responsibility:
- Ensure that protocols, reports, and records created as part of product and process development as well as changes in products and processes are critically independently reviewed for content and compliance
- Drive and support continuous improvement across the organization by providing quality engineering expertise to improve robustness of design, process and supplied material
- Optimize, align, and control the inspection and measurements methods (including level of inspection) and acceptance criteria across the supply chain
- Support of the operations, engineering and purchasing department in case non-conforming materials are detected by owning the process of non-conforming products
- Implementation of immediate mitigation actions in case non-conforming materials are detected.
With regard to CAPAs, SA’s, NCs and SCARS:
- Coordinate and support root cause investigations
- Prevent reoccurrence of quality issues
- Monitoring progress in corrective action implementation
- Verify that corrections and corrective actions are effective
- Ensure documentation on NCs and SCARs is complete at closure
- Provide periodic reporting and trending
- Ensure that suppliers used by DORC have the capabilities to meet DORC requirements and are selected, qualified, evaluated and maintained per internal procedures
- Maintain relationship with and oversight on suppliers through periodic visits and execution of supplier audits
- Drive efforts to increase the maturity of the internal organization as well as suppliers.
Skills, education and expertise:
- Besides being resident in the European Union, you are also allowed to work in the European Union
- Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent ability) in relevant technical field
- minimally 3 years in quality assurance/engineering in a regulated environment
- Understanding of quality system requirements (ISO9001, ISO13485 or similar)
- Relevant experience in quality engineering in product development, production, and/or supplier management
- Experience in participating in and/or leading quality improvement projects.
Does DORC make you happy?
Does working for you mean working together? Realising surgical devices together that help to make people see again? With a hands-on and both legs on the ground mentality? Do you want to work for an organisation where you get freedom and responsibility? Where you are fully stimulated to come up with new ideas? And where innovation, quality and technology are woven into the DNA? Then DORC is the place for you.
Would you like to know more about working at DORC? Then read on here.
What does DORC have to offer you?
At DORC, you play at top level. It is therefore only logical that we reward you as a top player. You can expect the following:
- 27 holidays and 13 adv-days for a 40-hour full-time job
- 8% holiday pay
- 13th month
- Bonus scheme
- A travel allowance of € 0.23/km
- And a non-contributory pension, which means you will receive a substantially higher net salary
What else can you expect from us? Every opportunity to learn and grow. Your own laptop and smartphone. And a fantastic company restaurant full of delicious, fresh products.
Did you know ...?
DORC, short for Dutch Ophthalmic Research Center, manufactures equipment, instruments and liquids used in eye surgery.
DORC is a ZEISS company, an internationally leading technology enterprise that develops, manufactures and sells highly innovative products and solutions in a variety of business fields, such as medical technology. As a company wholly owned by a foundation, ZEISS is rooted in and committed to responsibility in all its activities.
Will you be our new Quality Assurance Engineer?
Are you up for this? Then apply directly via the red button! Do you still have questions? Then contact Monique Meiling our Global Recruiter: m.meiling@dorcglobal.com.