Day in the Life: Quality Engineer
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- Quality Engineering at a medium-sized company building large, multi-million dollar products.
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I interned in Quality and i'm going to start working as a QE in February. This is spot on and I can reference this video to my family every time they ask what I do. Thanks!
Glad it's been so helpful for you!
Hey man! Could you give us on update on your life? I am starting as a QE at the end of July too, and I am really interested about it.
@@Banhagejoe life as a QE can be great if everyone follows a robust Control Plan and work instructions.
Hello Stephen's family 😂
its funny that a video about quality looks like that ^_^
You can tell why I didn't pursue art
Sounds pretty much like my day :) love this.
Please post the link if you have made the more videos on quality tools that you mentioned in video, if not can you please make it. It would be very informative, especially for beginners.
What industry was this in--if you don't mind me asking--? I work in QE for aerospace and one thing I don't like about the job is that our role in the process stops with identifying the defect. We don't get to determine the corrective action/disposition (UAI/Rework/Scrap, etc.). We pass it off to another department that determines that. I'm trying to determine if that's just how things are in aerospace, or if it's just my company (or just the facility I work at, even).
May be similar in many industries, since corrective action, either design or process changes, costs time and money, and potentially affects the bottom line.
This was at a diesel engine manufacturer. I've found that the way a role is split tends to depend on company size more than anything. The smaller the company, the more hats one person wears. The bigger the company, the smaller the role each individual will hold.
Depends on the companies quality system. I am also a QE for aerospace industry at smaller company, and I sometimes have all of these responsibilities but work with engineering sometimes when a change is needed
Did you have experience before you obtained this position?
This was my first position out of college. I had 2 internships prior to this position - one in design engineering and one in materials engineering.
@@jobtalk9793 What was your major in college?
@@j.pesquera Mechanical engineering
SPOT ON. At least we are not Alien since other engineer at orher place on earth also have the same process as me.😉
great!! hahahh
This is spot on. Newest title Global Manufacturing Quality Engineer. Automotive. My career explanation will now be this but 8D report not A3.
Thank you for this. My boyfriend is a QE and until watching this video, I usually had a hard time understanding what he was talking about. Great overview for non-engineer types like myself!
I recently started my career as a QE my job roles are almost the same as you explained how to manage a different kind of duties on and off the desk? if you could make a video in timing management and how to maintain a healthy relationship with other departments that would be great, thanks.
I do literally almost all of this as a QE TECH and I Love my Job!!!!! This is so spot on!
yeah pretty much + the stress
This is somehow accurate to what I do, thank you for making this video.
Been living it all year.
Never again.
Can you please share your Linkedln?
Your videos are unbelievably insightful.
Hi. At the end (2:59) you mention the 80-20 and the Pareto Charts, isn't it the same?
Pareto is the method of charting commonly used to visualize the 80:20 occurrence. Pareto Charts are bar charts with the x-axis sorted by occurrence rate from highest to lowest. 80:20 refers to the naturally occurring split commonly seen where 80% of a problem comes from the top 20% of the causes.
Did you say bike back home😮
I’m currently trying to get a job as a quality engineer intern, this will be my last year in college so I hope I get it. Anyways your video was very informative and interesting to watch, i love the stick people too 😊
Glad to hear it! Good luck with the job search!
Hey Ariyana, what are you studying in college?
Leago Ditebogo I’m studying mechanical engineering 😊
@@Ari_Laine I'm curious to get some of your insight, even though your comment is over a year old lol. If you did get into Quality Engineering, did you have a variety of majors in that field? The reason I am asking is because I'm a Physics major and I minored in Applied Math and I'm trying to become a Quality Engineer and I'm just trying to find out if you have worked with Physics majors that you know of who have branched out into that field? Also, what would be the expectations or qualifications a company would look for in a Quality Engineer?
@@j.pesquera
You can become a QE with what you have
Great video
great!! hahahh
Did this person work at Moen as a Product Quality Engineer?
No - does it sound familiar to the Product Quality Engineer position at Moen?