Quality Control Specialist
Bosch Group operates globally with over 400,000 associates, offering careers in a diverse, innovative environment that values initiative and results. Bosch is expanding its semiconductor business in the U.S., investing $1.9 billion in its Roseville, California site to produce silicon carbide chips on 200-millimeter wafers starting in 2026. We seek highly-skilled, creative individuals to drive innovation and shape technology.
About the role
The Quality Control Specialist supports the Quality Management & Methods (QMM) organization by performing quality verification, inspection, measurement, testing, and data management activities critical to manufacturing shop floor and lab operations. Responsibilities include ESD compliance, Inspection Measurement and Testing (IMT) data management, equipment operation, and quality trend analysis. Scope may vary based on experience, with opportunities to support advanced measurement, data analysis, and technician supervision.
Responsibilities
- ESD Compliance & Audits
- Perform routine ESD audits within cleanroom areas and the Q&C laboratory
- Inspect and document ESD workstation compliance (grounding, mats, wrist straps, heel straps, etc.)
- Record, maintain, and trend ESD measurements in the QMM database
- Identify, document, and escalate ESD nonconformances or equipment issues
- Apply, verify, and maintain ESD status labels to ensure equipment traceability and compliance
- Inspection, Measurement & Testing (IMT)
- Accurately enter IMT calibration and measurement data into the QMM database
- Review calibration history, due dates, and tolerance requirements prior to equipment service or release
- Document calibration results, including as-found and as-left conditions and equipment status
- Ensure calibration standards and reference tools are properly maintained and traceable
- Update calibration records, labels, and database entries to maintain current equipment status
- Coordinate with vendors and cross-functional teams to support IMT and calibration activities
- Lab Analysis Support
- Prepare samples using mechanical polishing, cross-sectioning, pre-sputtering, etc.
- Support advanced sample prep techniques (e.g., PFIB pre-work) as experience allows
- Maintain FA lab tools, consumables, and sample traceability
- Comply with lab safety, cleanroom protocols, and ESD control requirements
- Support Physical Failure Analysis activities in the Quality Lab (Zeiss X-SEM, Thermofischer PFIB, etc.)
- Data Analysis & Reporting
- Produce weekly and monthly QMM trend reports
- Analyze quality trend data and coordinate corrective actions with Production and Engineering teams
- Support root cause analysis, corrective action, and continuous improvement initiatives
- Document failure analysis results clearly and accurately in FA reports or databases
- Summarize findings, observations, and conclusions for engineering and quality teams
- Cleanroom & Quality Support
- Support cleanroom material evaluations (particle checks, wipes, gloves, and related materials)
- Ensure proper disposition of materials to meet specification requirements
- Participate in audits, inspections, and internal quality reviews
- Support MSA, gauge studies, and measurement validation activities
- Use optical microscopy to visually inspect failed devices and document findings when required
- Collaboration
- Collaborate effectively with Quality, Engineering, Production, and external vendors
- Assist engineers in validating corrective actions and process improvements
Requirements
- AS degree in Electronics or Engineering Technology preferred; calibration experience highly desired
- Working knowledge of basic arithmetic and calculations
- Ability to collect, analyze, summarize, and communicate quality data
- Ability to read and follow written procedures, specifications, and documentation
- Basic technical writing skills for preparing SOPs, reports, and internal documentation
- Strong attention to detail and documentation accuracy
- Basic working knowledge of Microsoft Suite (Excel, Word, PowerPoint)
Schedule
This position generally works Monday-Friday, with additional hours as necessary.
Pay
The U.S. base salary range for this full-time position is $25–$30/hour. Individual pay is determined based on work experience, job knowledge, role complexity, job location, and other factors.
Benefits
- Comprehensive health, dental, and vision plans
- Health Savings Accounts (HSA)
- Flexible Spending Accounts
- 401(K) retirement plan with employer match
- Wellness programs
- Life insurance and long-term disability insurance
- Paid time off and parental leave
This role is on-site in Roseville, CA, and is open to indefinite US work-authorized individuals only. Future sponsorship for work authorization is unavailable.