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Being Quality Engineers, our main goal is to ensure that all the company’s products and processes meet the best quality. Our core responsibilities include designing quality standards, inspecting materials, equipment, and processes. We identify the risk assessments to discuss the approach to qualification-related activities. We also check products for defects. As Quality Engineers, some of us also provide training to other employees for quality control matters. We maintain and improve the quality system through database management and analysis of quality data to various quality standards. We compile and analyze performance reports and process control statistics.
Core tasks:
- ensuring the workflows comply with safety regulations
- publishing quality alerts
- reviewing codes, specifications, and processes
- coordinating technicians
- assisting all other departments in maintaining the quality of products
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How is the gender diversity among people working as a Quality Engineer?
Isabella Holmes
25% are women in this profession only.
What is the typical age to work as a Quality Engineer?
Sophie Hayes
The average age is 29
Is a Quality Engineer considered to be a junior profession?
Isabella Holmes
You probably need around 6 years to work as a Quality Engineer
Which industries are highly likely to employ a Quality Engineer?
Sophie Hayes
Most typically work in the Manufacturing industry.
Is a higher education needed as a Quality Engineer?
Liam Brown
As a Quality Engineer you’ll probably need Bachelor of Science degree
Which company employs the most people in the Quality Engineer role?
Benjamin Gardner
Most people work for Abbott, Boeing, Boston Scientific, Lockheed Martin Corporation and Medtronic
How long do people usually work as a Quality Engineer when they switch to another position?
Sophie Hayes
On average people change after 4 years.
How common is it for a Quality Engineer to jump from company to company?
Isabella Holmes
Getting experience working for multiple companies is typical for a Quality Engineer.
What work history do people usually have before becoming a Quality Engineer?
Liam Brown
A Quality Engineer probably worked as Quality Manager, Manufacturing Engineer or Supplier Quality Engineer before
What typical professions people working as a Quality Engineer switch to?
Sophie Hayes
Working as Quality Engineer consider Quality Manager, Supplier Quality Engineer or Quality Assurance Manager as a next step in your career.
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