Rayong, Thailand

What awaits you?

• Quality planning and control
• Develop and maintain project-specific quality plans, control plans, inspection methods, and acceptance criteria for fuel tank assemblies across development, prototype, pre‑series and series phases.
• Ensure all quality documentation is approved and available for audits and production use.
• Process series audit and ISIR submit report to customer.
• Prototype validation and production readiness
• Plan, execute and validate prototype and pre‑series tests (including leak, pressure, vibration, NVH and crash‑related verifications) and ensure formal sign‑off for production readiness.
• Coordinate first article inspections and measurement system analyses (MSA/R&R) to confirm measurement reliability.
• In‑process assembly line quality assurance: Monitor line performance, investigate in‑process nonconformities, execute containment actions and drive permanent corrective measures.
• Supplier quality management :
• Establish supplier quality requirements (Incoming inspection criteria) for fuel tank components and assessments and performance reviews.
• Lead supplier corrective actions, validate effectiveness, and collaborate with purchasing to escalate unresolved supplier risks.
• Part Quality AQ, Self-announcement, Part Claims, MCDR and block parts (Quarantine) / Scrap parts.
• Customer and internal quality communication
• Serve as primary quality interface for internal stakeholders and customers on fuel tank topics; provide timely technical responses, status reports and risk assessments.
• Prepare and present quality status updates, launch readiness reports and field incident responses to project leadership and customers.
• Problem solving and corrective action
• Lead root cause analyses for complex components, assembly or field failures using structured methods (8D, 5 Why, Ishikawa, FMEA) and ensure implementation and verification of corrective actions.
• Problem management process (PMP) steering in each technology and Q-Reporting in each technology.
• Track and close quality incidents, nonconformance reports (NCRs) and CAPAs within agreed timelines.

What should you bring along?

• Minimum experience: Typically, 5-8 years in automotive quality roles, with demonstrable experience in fuel system or fluid‑containing component quality preferred.
• Knowledge of automotive industry.
• Hands‑on experience with in‑process assembly line quality, prototype validation and series launch activities.
• Proven supplier quality management experience, including PPAP/PPF processes, supplier audits, and supplier corrective action ownership.
• Strong background in failure analysis and structured problem solving (8D, 5 Why, Ishikawa, fishbone, FMEA).
• Experience with measurement system analysis (MSA/R&R), statistical process control (SPC), and process capability studies (Cp/Cpk).
• Knowledge of relevant safety, emissions and regulatory requirements for fuel systems and leak‑tightness testing methods.
• Familiarity with quality management systems (ISO/TS/IATF standards) and compliance documentation.
• Track record of driving continuous improvement projects (Lean, Six Sigma tools ferred).
• Exposed to multiple functions in an organizations like Manufacturing, Engineering, Quality, Purchase etc., Project Management Skills. 
• Ability to question, challenge, motivate and coach highly skilled, decision marking and educated staff.
• Application and in-depth knowledge of BMW Group standards and methods.
• In-depth knowledge of relevant materials technologies.
• Good personnel management, excellent communication and presentation skills.
• Good understanding of problem solving and the application of quality tools / processes.
• Straight and convincing in discussions and conflicts.
• Strong commitment to targets and schedules.

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