1. Supplier Development and Evaluation: Responsible for sourcing, assessing, auditing, and qualifying new electronic suppliers (e.g., PCBA, motors, controllers, sensors, display modules, power modules, etc.).

2. New Product Introduction Quality Coordination

    2.1 Participate in new project development, responsible for early quality planning of electronic components at the supplier end.

    2.2 Lead the development of quality control plans for electronic parts and oversee supplier implementation.

    2.3 Review supplier-provided PPAP documentation and ensure production parts meet engineering specifications.

3. Incoming Material Quality Issue Resolution

    3.1 Serve as the immediate responder and coordinator for electronic incoming material quality issues, swiftly addressing production line and market anomalies.

    3.2 Utilize quality tools such as 8D to lead or oversee suppliers in conducting root cause analysis, developing and implementing effective corrective and preventive actions.

    3.3 For major or recurring quality issues, lead efforts to require suppliers to halt production for rectification and track/verify improvement effectiveness.

4. Supplier Performance Management and Improvement

    4.1 Establish and maintain quality profiles for electronic suppliers, conducting regular assessments and reporting supplier quality performance metrics (e.g., pass rate, PPM, issue response timeliness).

    4.2 Provide targeted coaching for underperforming suppliers to drive continuous improvement in their quality systems; initiate supplier elimination procedures when necessary.

5. Standards and System Advancement

    5.1 Drive key electronics suppliers to establish and enhance quality management systems (e.g., IATF 16949 or ISO 9001) and understand compliance requirements for safety standards (e.g., GB 4706).

    5.2 Ensure incoming supplier materials comply with environmental regulations (RoHS, REACH).

1. Bachelor's degree or higher in Electronics, Automation, Communications, Mechatronics, or related fields.

2. Minimum 3 years of experience as an SQE or Quality Engineer in electronics/electrical engineering; candidates with background in home appliances, kitchen appliances, consumer electronics, or automotive electronics preferred.

3. Expertise in manufacturing processes, failure modes, and testing methods for electronic components (resistors, capacitors, inductors, ICs, etc.) and electronic modules (PCBA, power supplies, controllers).

4. Proficient in ISO 9001/IATF 16949 quality management systems with the ability to independently conduct supplier on-site audits.

5. Expertise in core quality tools including APQP, PPAP, FMEA, SPC, MSA, and 8D.

6. Exceptional communication, coordination, negotiation skills, and teamwork spirit; ability to work under pressure and adapt to short-term business travel.

7. Familiarity with electronic control systems for commercial kitchen appliances (e.g., smart stir-fryers, steam-convection ovens, dishwashers) is highly desirable.

8. Understanding of PCB/A production processes (SMT, DIP) and common defect analysis.

9. Proficient in using common electronic testing tools (multimeters, oscilloscopes, load testers).

10. Basic knowledge of electrical safety and EMC standards, with awareness of relevant national regulations.