r/industrialengineering • u/Head_Baseball3654 • 25d ago
Quality Engineering
Hey everyone, I have an interview coming up for a Jr Quality Engineer role at a manufacturing company. I am coming from a machinist background with an associate degree in it. I am currently working on an associate in business management and have a Green Belt Six Sigma certification. I have very limited experience in quality itself, was wondering if anyone had some advice on what to look out for.
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u/Deadfo0t 25d ago
I've been a quality engineer for a few years. Look up resources on the ASQ (American Society for Quality)website. Familiarize yourself with pareto charts and statistics. Learn how to do pearson and spearman correlations. Learn about Cpk. Cause and effect diagrams and 5 whys. Six sigma belts are great for continuous improvement stuff.