Develop and provide mission assurance resources (people/skills, tools, services, processes, and business systems) needed to represent quality engineering and analyst disciplines in support of site and programmatic demands. Collaborate with Functional Home Room and Program Quality Leadership on professional development, mentoring, on-the-job training and supporting/driving process compliance Connect team efforts to company, sector and program goals by creating an inclusive work environment characterized by mutual respect and the valuing of differences. Act with agility to business needs and interact in a collaborative way to empower diverse, cross functional teams, to achieve positive results. Routinely prepare and brief senior company and customer (USG/DCMA) leadership on complex quality issues. Drive effective Root Cause and Corrective Actions (RCCA) by providing the appropriate quality tools (ex.: fishbone diagrams, Fault Tree analysis, 5-why analysis, etc.) and lean/six sigma/agile processes. Continuously seek out process improvement opportunities within the business to reduce defects and streamline quality efforts. Champion mission assurance transformational initiatives when requested. Ensure Quality/Mission Assurance, Manufacturing, and Engineering processes are consistent with industry and customer standards (e.g., command media, AS9100, ISO9001, 8210.1C ). Participate in supported program(s) planning and execution when requested, to include development of quality processes and tools tailored to the phase of the program, customer requirements and overall trends and/or risks. Deliver quality management system audit capabilities to provide deficiency identification and correction, ensuring quality standards are in place. Participate in budget and cost performance activities to support program EVM targets. Manage the hiring and onboarding of new employees, ensuring the selection of individuals who possess the necessary skills and experience to succeed within the team's objectives. STEM Bachelor's degree with a minimum of 9 years of experience, STEM Master's degree with a minimum of 7 years of experience, or STEM PhD degree with a minimum of 5 years of experience) with experience in Aircraft, Aerospace or Manufacturing Industries in a Quality Environment. 5 or more years of Leadership/Supervisory experience. Experience with Engineering, Manufacturing, Change Management and Program Integration. Quality Assurance leadership experience with enforcement of AS9100 standards. Fluent in process improvement (Agile, Lean, Six Sigma and Root Cause Analysis) Ability to navigate, perform and train nonconforming material processes per AS9102 Must have the ability to work flexible shift schedules, to include weekend shifts when needed. Active DoD Secret Clearance with the ability to obtain Special Program Access. High-level understanding of complex quality policies, procedures, governmental regulations and workflow. Ability to analyze alternative courses of action where decisions have risk/reward implications for program or area of influence. Industrial Engineering background Fluent in execution of manufacturing information systems Current access to special access programs