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Market Quality Engineer

American Honda Motor Co., Inc.United StatesOn-siteNew gradListed 6 hours ago

DisciplineMFGManufacturing
TypeNew grad
LocationUnited States
Work modelOn-site
ExperienceNew grad, 0–1 years
DegreesBS · MS · PhD
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About this role

## Job Purpose

Market Quality (MQ) engineers conduct activities to support achieving department performance metrics/targets.  Associates implement countermeasures when necessary to ensure department results.

## Key Accountabilities

- Perform analysis of failed warranty parts. Subject components & vehicles to test conditions in effort to recreate failures & simulate possible causes/influences.
- Identify product defects related to design, manufacturing, or sales/service influences, and promote/carry out investigations to identify root causes.
- Perform technical writing/documentation/reporting & present summaries to quality management.
- Communicate with suppliers, design, and service teams to appropriately support problem investigation & resolution.
- Work with responsible departments/suppliers to facilitate appropriate problem containment.
- Support cost recovery efforts & negotiations by meaningfully examining warranty data & associated analysis record.

## Qualifications, Experience, and Skills

Minimum Educational Benfits:

- Bachelor's degree in electrical, electronic, electrical technology, mechanical, engineering, or equivalent related work experience.

Minimum Experience:

- 0-6 years of experience based on education.

Other Job-Specific Skills:

- Ability to investigate technical problems, derive conclusions from observations/data, and analytically approach root cause.

## Working Conditions

- This position will offer a combination of working in an open office environment and the ability to work from home 20% of the time.
- Local travel between plants/buildings on Ohio’s campuses will be required.
- Travel to various dealerships and/or suppliers within North America is expected to occur at various times throughout a given year (problem investigation specific purposes.
- Expect 2-15 hours overtime per week as needed.
- Hands-on, inside vehicle work is expected. Test lab work and test shop work is typically 50% of time while on- site.