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ACS Quality Engineer - Workstation Products

HP · Fort Collins, Colorado, United States of America · On-site

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About the role

The Advanced Computing Solutions (ACS) Quality Engineer- Workstation Products is responsible for designing and integrating quality requirements for all phases of larger and complex development and manufacturing projects. The role focuses on analyzing and reviewing new product designs for potential quality issues, providing actionable feedback to enhance product quality and minimize failure risks.

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ACS Quality Engineer - Workstation Products

Job Summary

The Advanced Computing Solutions (ACS) Quality Engineer- Workstation Products is responsible for designing and integrating quality requirements for all phases of larger and complex development and manufacturing projects. The role focuses on analyzing and reviewing new product designs for potential quality issues, providing actionable feedback to enhance product quality and minimize failure risks. The role applies developed subject matter knowledge to contribute creative solutions to complex problems and provides a fresh perspective. The role collaborates with stakeholders to implement product/process changes and champions quality improvements.

Responsibilities

Designs and integrates quality requirements, processes, and practices into the development, design, manufacturing of a product or solution.

Analyzes and reviews portions of new product and solution designs and specifications for potential quality issues.

Provides tangible feedback and proposes changes to improve product quality and minimize risk of failures.

Solves difficult and complex problems with a fresh perspective, performs root-cause analysis, develops...

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