Quality Technician

How you make an impact as a Quality Technician

As a Quality Technician, you directly contribute to safeguarding the quality of both incoming goods and outgoing products. You ensure that everything meets the required specifications and quality standards. Your impact lies in identifying deviations at an early stage, improving processes, and supporting both internal teams and suppliers with quality-related issues. Thanks to your accuracy and commitment, product quality remains high and risks are minimized.

This is what we offer you

A challenging and varied role in a dynamic high‑tech environment. You will join an organization where people are at the center and personal contact truly matters. We believe it is important that you can continue to grow, which is why we offer plenty of room for personal development and initiative.

You can also count on:

·        A competitive salary based on your knowledge and experience

·        27 vacation days plus 13 ADV days

·        Flexible start and end times

·        A solid pension scheme

·        Travel allowance

·        Room for personal development

This is what you bring to the team

You are a communicative and collaborative team player who easily connects with colleagues and suppliers. You stand firmly in your shoes, can take a coaching approach, and feel responsible for safeguarding quality within the organization.

Key characteristics:

·        MBO-level education

·        Strong command of Dutch and English

·        Knowledge of IPC-A-600 and IPC-A-610 (preferred)

·        Interest in ISO 13485

·        A proactive mindset, strong quality awareness, and a high sense of responsibility

Your daily responsibilities include

·        Incoming goods inspection: You assess incoming materials and check the accompanying documentation.

·        Outgoing product control: You verify and record that products meet all requirements before shipment.

·        Documentation management: You prepare IQC, OQC, and DHR documents and manage product certificates (CoC) and other quality records.

·        Complaint handling: You register and process complaints, non‑conformities, and RMAs in collaboration with purchasing and suppliers.

·        Continuous improvement: You actively contribute to improvement projects and process optimization.