Total 4 quality assurance control job vacancies in Batu Kawan

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

• To work as Product Quality Engineer for eSSD / uSD and SD products at Contact Manufacturing in Malaysia and neighboring regions.
• To carry out work as Quality Assurance Program Management for eSSD / uSD and SD products in Contact Manufacturing in Malaysia and neighboring regions.
• In response to transfer product from development, to qualify, manage product as as well as process qualification, establish quality control plans, and manage Contact Manufacturing.
• In this role, one is expected to travel and be on-site supplier as needed to maintain high quality product at supplier/CM sites.

 - The Staff Engineer defines, develops and qualifies new semiconductor packages and maintains quality of existing packages. 

- Represents Package Engineering in cross-functional teams and ensures that packages are characterized, qualified and introduced into production in a timely manner while meeting all electrical, performance, reliability and quality requirements.  

- Take responsibility for product DPPM, as well as new Technology development programs and new NAND/ASIC development Quality and Reliability.  

- Develop a comprehensive quality guidance library encompassing engineering work criteria, statistical Design of Experiments (DOE), Scorecard, sampling plans, and metric/methodology instructions.  

- Address quality cases in technology and product development using DMAIC, RCA, and 8DR methodologies.  

- Coordinates with factories worldwide on the high volume introduction of new packages and assembly processes. Manages assembly yield improvement and package cost reduction programs.  

Job Description

Own all aspects of supplier quality and reliability for Power Management ICs (PMIC).  Work with suppliers, along with hardware, firmware, product quality and reliability engineering teams to ensure PMIC performance in WD products.  Understand supplier processes to identify and control KPIV parameters to achieve KPOVs critical for WD product function.  Review supplier DOEs and reliability data to ensure adequate quality controls.  Audit supplier processes.  Contribute to WD product failure analysis; when necessary, drive supplier resolution of device failures via the 8D method.  Coordinate with Program Management, Design Engineering, Procurement and Factory for successful program execution with multiple suppliers, making recommendations on supplier selection.  Conduct supplier quality system and process assessments and score for periodic business reviews.  Review supplier change notices and plan the appropriate level of qualification activities.

Duties &Responsibilities: 

• General Management of WD PMIC suppliers: initiating and coordinating meetings regarding technology reviews/roadmaps and issues between Procurement, Design Engineering and suppliers.
• Qualify PMIC devices for use in WD products, conforming to all requirements.
• Manage ATE test reviews with supplier and Design Engineering.
• Monitor Critical to Function parameters via SPC.
• Confirm supplier PMIC reliability demonstration testing.
• Ensure supplier processes are understood via Fishbone diagrams to identify KPIVs and KPOVs; examine critical sensitivities via DOEs.
• Induce supplier activities to strengthen quality systems with FMEA and Error Proofing tools.
• Participate in WD product FAs to determine PMIC contribution. 
• Drive supplier FA of PMIC device failures, utilizing 8D method to determine the root cause hypothesis, validate failure hypothesis, identify escape cause, and implement corrective actions, as well as preventative actions.
• Coordinate MRB for disposition of nonconforming materials.
• Track supplier continuous improvement activities to eliminate common failure modes.
• Research new suppliers and technology roadmaps to assist selection of future PMIC devices.
• Review supplier change notices and work cross-functionally to disposition.

Some of your duties will include:

·        Responsible to manages Cost Control, Material Control and sub-contractors in the day to day activities associated with planning facility maintenance including all Office Building, Housing and Guest House, Camp Room, and public facilities, and Control Budget Under Facility and services;

·        To prepare budget and material, managing cost and control the material of infrastructure maintenance and all necessary resources required to accomplish for Infrastructure maintenance activities

·        Analyst the man hours use versus the man hours availability to ensure all the cost maintenance job are effective and efficient

·        Prepare and manage an annual budget, quarterly forecasts, manpower planning, and AFE Pipeline in accordance with company standards and policies

·        Reviews and updates departmental procedures and policies, administers discipline, enforces company policy, and ensures compliance with state, federal, or other jurisdictional laws.

·        Manage, monitor and report on the KPI performance of Business Partners.

·        Review and authorize all Departmental transactions in compliance with company policies and authority levels, or delegate such authority to the appropriate subordinate(s).

·        Develop Strategic Business Plans for Life of Mine Activities and provide consistent and regular updates to the cost and material plan in conjunction with and alignment to the operations changing needs.

·        Coordinate pro-actively with planning team to ensure that the day to day operational needs are met while counterbalancing the strict operational and maintenance requirements in line with Indonesian or better standards.

·        Manage the equipment register in relation to registering new material and equipment into the system, and equipment being transferred from one section/department/division to another.

·        Manage the material and component register in relation to material and components being service, so that the life cycle of the individual component can be traced and costs accumulated for budgeting purposes.

·        Manage equipment service schedules are organized to minimize disruption to the Infrastructure, by ensuring each infrastructure building is involved in the equipment service allocation process.

·        Responsible for reporting weekly/monthly yearly equipment preventative maintenance progress

·        Manage work order, in conjunction with the cost of equipment service so that the maintenance supervisor is able to track actual versus budget costs and equipment performance.

·        Prepares detailed critical path plans and job cards, including equipment and materials lists for major jobs.

·        Managing cost containment, planning yearly equipment budgets and cost containment.

·        Manage detailed critical path plans and job cards, including equipment and materials lists for major jobs such as planned Special Projects.

·        Maintain that equipment and material are available when required.

·        Manage that necessary work history and documentation are properly organized and input into the computer history files.

·        Coordinates regularly scheduled meetings with Maintenance, Operations and Planning representatives.

·        Maintain purchase requisitions and warehouse issue tickets.