Accuray

Manager, Manufacturing Quality Assurance

Madison, WI

Work authorization requiredDetected 20 days ago

SAPSupply ChainERPMedical DevicesLeadership

About the role

Make your mark in the fight against cancer.
Our radiation therapy for cancer makes treatment shorter, safer, personalized and more effective, ultimately enabling patients to live longer, better lives.
We value diversity in both the professional and personal backgrounds of our employees, as this variety adds rich energy to every team, every project and every work day.

Set clear expectations, coach and develop team members, and drive accountability for performance and results.
Establish, maintain, and continuously improve inspection plans, sampling strategies, and acceptance criteria.
Partner with R&D and Engineering to review new product designs and design changes intended for the Madison manufacturing campus.
Ensure robust design transfer into production, including appropriate process controls, documentation, and training.
Drive early identification and mitigation of manufacturing and quality risks.
Lead structured root cause investigations for defects, nonconformances, and quality events.
New Product Introduction & Design Transfer
Drive continuous improvement initiatives that improve product quality, yield, and operational efficiency.
Establish and maintain compliant procedures, work instructions, and job aids in alignment with global quality system requirements.
Support internal and external audits and regulatory inspections, ensuring audit readiness at all times.

Build, lead, and develop a high-performing, flexible Manufacturing Quality and Incoming Inspection team.

At Accuray, we make a direct and powerful impact on the lives of cancer patients every day - helping them live longer, better lives.

To qualify for this position, candidates must be able to furnish proof that they are authorized to work in the country they are applying on a permanent basis without sponsorship.

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