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Quality Inspector Jobs in Texas, United States at Brightpath Associates LLC
Title: Quality Inspector
Company: Brightpath Associates LLC
Location: Texas, United States
Final Quality Inspector
Austin, Texas
Fulltime/Onsite
Looking for a Final Quality Inspector to help ensure products meet customer requirements while supporting the resolution of quality-related concerns to deliver outstanding results and customer satisfaction.
If you are passionate about maintaining high quality standards and contributing to operational success— we want to meet you.
What can you expect to do?
- Final Quality Inspection: Perform inspection and final quality control (QC) checks on inspected product to ensure it conforms to customer requirements.
- Training & Technical Support: Provide training and technical support while assisting with responses to product quality concerns.
- Product Compliance Verification: Inspect products to ensure adherence to specifications and company standards.
- Inspection Review & Validation: Review inspection results and perform supplemental inspections to verify product acceptability and inspection accuracy.
- Documentation & Reporting: Document results of final QC checks within ERP system.
- Cross-Functional Communication: Communicate inspection findings within the Quality organization and cross-functionally, advising on actions necessary to resolve issues when applicable.
- Quality Training: Conduct inspection skills and technical training sessions for Quality Inspectors.
- Departmental Technical Support: Provide technical support to the Sales and Purchasing Departments.
- Additional Responsibilities: Perform other duties as requested by management.
What is the experience and knowledge needed to be successful in this role?
- Education: High school diploma or equivalent required; 2- or 4-year college degree preferred.
- Quality Inspection Experience: 3–5+ years of experience performing quality inspections on electronic components, with demonstrated ability to make accurate conformance decisions.
- Technical Product Knowledge: Strong understanding of electronic components and proper handling procedures within an Electrostatic Protected Area (EPA).
- Microsoft Office Proficiency: Proficient in Microsoft Office applications, including Excel, PowerPoint, Word, and Outlook.
- Failure Analysis Knowledge: Familiarity with basic failure analysis methodologies, including decapsulation, solder testing, and basic electrical or functional testing preferred.
