Line Quality Auditor

Job Summary

The Line Quality Auditor will be responsible for performing system, product, and process audits in order to ensure 100% accuracy in ADTRAN products.

Duties and Responsibilities

• Inspect PTH, SMT, and Mechanical assemblies per IPC 610 standards.
• Perform OBA on finished products per IPC 610 standards.
• Communicate the audit scope to the responsible Manager(s).
• Examine documents, observe activities, and observe conditions in the areas of audit.
• Enter all defect areas into automated system.
• Prepare audit reports consisting of areas improved, areas effective, observations, and nonconformities noted during the audit.
• Conduct follow‑up audit on corrective actions taken and prepare follow‑up audit reports.
• Make recommendations on process improvements.
• Other duties as requested in order to ensure 100% quality, accuracy, and product verification.
• Other projects and assignments may be assigned to accommodate the changing needs of the department and the Company.

Qualifications

Basic Qualifications

• High School Diploma or GED equivalent required; equivalent experience will be considered in lieu of education requirements.
• – years related experience required (range varies based on level in the table below).
• Strong knowledge of IPC workmanship standards, inspection processes, hand assembly, soldering, and mechanical operation methods required.
• Working knowledge of magnifiers, microscopes, and inspection tooling required.
• No travel is expected in this position.

Preferred Qualifications (Optional)

• Associate’s Degree in Electronics or Manufacturing preferred.
• Knowledge of XRAY, BGN, and/or QFA preferred.
• Previous experience in electronics and/or manufacturing field preferred.

Essential Physical and Mental Qualifications

• Must walk and stand for extended periods, lift up to 35 pounds without assistance on a repetitive basis, and lift materials greater than 35 pounds with assistance.
• Manual dexterity with hands and fingers is necessary to make quick, precisely coordinated movements to grasp, manipulate, and assemble very small objects consistently.
• Frequent extension or reaching with hands and arms while using scanners, hand tools, power tools, and production equipment.
• Occasional climbing, balancing, stooping, kneeling, and crouching.
• Ability to see and interpret instructions, warnings, safety hazards, colors, and procedures; hear alarms and pages; understand spoken English; and communicate with peers in English.
• Potential exposure to solder fumes; eye protection, respirators, and safety clothing will be provided when needed.