3 information assurance engineer jobs found in Archbald

Description: You will be the Quality Engineer for the Quality Engineering team. Our team is responsible for developing, modifying, and maintaining quality evaluation and control systems for material processing. What You Will Be Doing As the Quality Engineer you will be responsible for ensuring that our products and processes meet the highest standards of precision, reliability, and compliance. Your responsibilities will include, but are not limited to: Develop, modify, and maintain quality evaluation and control systems and protocols. Collaborate with engineering and manufacturing to establish and enforce quality standards. Design and analyze inspection and testing processes, mechanisms, and equipment. Conduct quality‑assurance tests and perform statistical analysis to identify non‑conforming products. Audit quality systems for deficiencies and implement corrective actions that meet reliability standards. Why Join Us The ideal candidate is a...

Description: You will be the Quality Engineer Sr. for the Quality Engineering team. Our team is responsible for delivering world‑class quality assurance support to the Missiles & Fire Control (MFC) circuit‑card assembly line. What You Will Be Doing As the Quality Engineer Sr. you will be responsible for driving end‑to‑end quality initiatives that keep our hardware production on schedule and compliant. Your responsibilities will include, but are not limited to: Chairing Material Review Boards and facilitating Corrective Action Boards. Providing inspection and test support, and managing disposition of non‑conforming material. Preparing and executing First Article Inspections (FAIs), Process Line Verifications (PLVs) and Production Readiness Reviews (PRRs). Effectively communicate with Customer, Program team and other functional departments. Conducting Hardware Quality Assessments (HQAs) and Program Status Reviews (PSRs). Supporting internal and...

Description: You will be a CNC Machine Operator for our Archbald team, responsible for setting up and operating computer numerical controlled machining centers to produce mid to high complexity parts. What You Will Be Doing As a CNC Machine Operator, your responsibilities will include, but are not limited to: • Set up and operation of one or more CNC machining centers for both horizontal and vertical machines for mid to high complexity parts. Perform drilling, milling, boring, & tapping, etc. on any and all types of work within the scope of the machine • Selects and installs proper cutting tools, and zeroes in the machine to control. Shapes and installs proper cutting tools, select proper tool offsets to meet quality standards and make other necessary setup adjustments • Selects and loads proper CNC program in machine control to insure proper operation • Follows instructions to machine, fabricate, or assemble parts to print and operation sheet specifications using...