Quality Engineer

Singapore, Singapore

• Category: Quality Engineering

Description

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Position Role Type:

Unspecified

Collins Business Unit- HSUNPAC provides global operations from two manufacturing plants in Singapore – Bedok South Road and Changi North Rise.

Our Bedok South plant manufactures advanced technology aerospace components and gears for Hamilton Sundstrand constant speed drives (CSD), integrated drive generators (IDG), engine gearboxes and flap/slat actuation systems. This plant is designated as the Gear Center of Excellence for Collins Aerospace.

Our Changi North plant is designated as the Center of Excellence for Complex Machining. The site produces complex machined components that support the APU business, various housings for electrical power generators and gearboxes, while manufacturing components for air management systems.

The Quality Engineer is responsible for developing and implementing inspection processes, tooling, equipment, and systems that are used in the inspection of components manufactured in the facility. 

Roles & Responsibilities:

• Manage end to end effort for the development and deployment of new production processes and equipment for quality responsibilities.

• Develop the inspection planning, CMM and other inspection gaging requirements.

• Validation of CMM/auto-inspection programs for optimization.

• Identify and design inspection methods for production processes with the goal of process capability and operator feedback

• Maintain and control process documentation of production processes.

• Work with Manufacturing Engineers to develop gauging and systems to support product conformance. 

• Troubleshooting and continuous improvement of inspection processes.

• Develop paperless shopfloor documentation systems.

• Assist production in the prove-out and debugging of new processes.

• Follow prescribed work rules and safety standards.

• Take ownership of project goals and objectives to ensure project success

Qualification & Requirement:

• Degree in an Engineering discipline (Aerospace, Mechanical, Manufacturing, Material).

• Be flexible and adapt to changing priorities.

• Develop and manage a project from concept to implementation.

• Analyze information and solve problems quickly.

• Experience with metrology standards and equipment.

• Demonstrate high level of attention to details.

• Basic MS Excel, Word skills.

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Company

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Raytheon

One of the earliest technology start-ups, Raytheon was established in Cambridge, Mass., home of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, as the American Appliance Company.

The company's founders were Vannevar Bush, who would become dean of MIT's School of Engineering; Laurence Marshall, an engineer; and Charles G. Smith, a scientist who had done work on the electrical properties of gases.

Their revolutionary innovation was the S gas rectifier tube, a device that eliminated one of the cumbersome expensive batteries that previously powered home radios.

The tube transformed the radio into an affordable "must-have" appliance that could be plugged into a wall socket, turning radio into a true mass medium that brought the world into America's living rooms.

Raytheon quickly moved to the forefront of innovation in the electronics industry. During World War II, Raytheon employees contributed to the war effort. They supplied 80 percent of the magnetron tubes used in U.S. and British radars and developed parts for the crucial proximity fuse in antiaircraft shells, among other equipment.

After the war Raytheon began offering civilian products, the microwave being among the most famous. Raytheon engineer Percy Spencer discovered microwave cooking when, as he stood in front of an active magnetron, a candy bar in his pocket began to melt. Intrigued, he sent out for popcorn kernels – and they began to pop. With that, a new appliance was soon on its way.

In the decades that followed, Raytheon employees would build on the company's reputation for technology and innovation leadership. Today it stands as a global technology leader specializing in defense, homeland security and other government markets.