Quality Manager

Job Description

As a Quality Manager, you will be accountable for defining, maintaining, and monitoring KPIs in alignment with stakeholders, helping to set yearly and monthly targets, and developing PowerBI dashboards. This role involves ensuring data accuracy and granularity, publishing monthly actuals, and creating scorecards & PowerBIs for the organization. Additionally, the person will also update the CNS measurement process in accordance with TL9000 standards, manage the monthly quality cycle, oversee the removal of obsolete products, and help with external audits to ensure compliance with quality requirements. You have: 5+ Years of relevant experience with a Bachelor's degree in engineering Strong ability to define, maintain, and monitor KPIs in line with various stakeholders. Proficiency in developing and managing PowerBI dashboards. In-depth knowledge of TL9000 standards and quality measurement processes. Strong organizational and project management skills to oversee the integration of new reporting organizations and product moves. Proficiency in using data management tools and software, particularly PowerBI. It would be nice if you also had: Familiarity with Salesforce and release portals for detailed data analysis. Experience in automating data processes to improve efficiency and accuracy. Define and maintain a comprehensive list of KPIs (Tier 0/1/2) in line with all stakeholders (Business Units, Quality, Domain, NBR). Set and monitor yearly and monthly KPI targets. Develop and manage PowerBI dashboards for CNS-Quality, integrating portfolio KPIs and targets. Publish monthly actuals per Business Group/Business Unit/Domain and prepare various reporting presentations. Manage dataflows and ensure synchronization with CNS Quality PowerBI. Update the Business unit's measurement process in accordance with TL9000 standards. Set yearly and monthly targets and manage the monthly reporting cycle (SFQ, IB, data validation, publication to TIA, publication of actuals vs. targets, advisories). Manage the removal of obsolete products from the portfolio.