Atomic Machines

Incoming Quality Inspector (2:00pm - 10:30pm)

Emeryville, California

Sponsorship not specified$39k-$45kDetected 2 days ago

Operations ManagementCommunication

About the role

We are seeking a detail-oriented and experienced Quality Inspector to join our manufacturing team.
As a Quality Inspector, you're not just checking boxes - you will be the leader of product integrity and the driving force for continuous improvement within the production process.
You'll be proactively enhancing our inspection processes, tackling a backlog challenge, and implementing deviation procedures to ensure every product is produced with materials that meet Atomic Machines high quality standards.

Perform visual and dimensional inspections of incoming materials in a timely manner. This includes raw materials and components.
Enhancing and maintaining IQC practices/procedures to support company goals.
Develop a plan and implement a process to clear up a backlog of uninspected materials.
Document inspection results accurately and maintain quality records in accordance with company procedures.
Work cross-functionally to develop and implement a deviation process for incoming materials.
Work closely with production, engineering, and quality teams to support continuous improvement initiatives.
Maintain a clean and organized inspection area.

Ability to work in a cleanroom or lab environment as required.
Ability to handle small and delicate parts.
3+ years of experience in a manufacturing quality control or inspection role.
Strong knowledge of mechanical inspection techniques and tools.
Basic knowledge of some high-tech grade materials (e.g., Specialty metals, high-purity gases, chemicals, ceramics).
Experience following and improving Standard Operating Procedures.

Capability to handle other functions such as chemical handling, running DOEs, etc.
Fungibility. experience supporting other incoming materials operations
Management of multiple tasks simultaneously

Use precision measuring tools such as automated laser measurement systems, CMMs, calipers, micrometers, gauges, and vision systems.

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