Quality Engineer

Responsibilities

• Manage product and application quality assurance for VHF high-frequency generators throughout the entire product lifecycle.
• Drive change and improvement measures with a focus on product and process quality.
• Collaborate with the global application engineering team to exchange knowledge, share best practices, and conduct quality-oriented training.
• Act as a technical quality partner for international customers, supporting them with commissioning, error analysis, and application questions both on-site and remotely.
• Perform structured field error analyses using the 8D methodology, including root-cause analysis and implementing corrective/preventative measures.
• Partner with production and manufacturing teams to optimize manufacturability, lead times, and error rates.

Requirements

• Degree in Mechanical Engineering, Mechatronics, Electrical Engineering, or an equivalent technical qualification.
• Proficiency in both German and English for communication in international contexts.
• Solid knowledge of power electronics and RF technology.
• Practical experience with measurement technology and testing equipment.
• Familiarity with quality methodologies such as 8D, FMEA, or Six Sigma.
• Knowledge of PLM systems and test/qualification processes.
• Experience in international field service or customer complaint management is a plus.

Benefits

• Appreciative working environment within a family-run high-tech company.
• Opportunities for independent, structured work and active process design.
• Extensive training and further education programs for professional development.
• Health and mobility benefits, including Hansefit and Business Bike programs.
• A respectful corporate culture that values diversity and equal opportunity.

About the Company

TRUMPF is a family-run, high-tech company with nearly 19,000 employees at 71 locations worldwide. We are a leading manufacturer of high-frequency and semiconductor-based solid-state microwave generators, providing essential technology for industries ranging from smartphones and solar energy to microchips and communication.