Adv. Specialist, Quality (Fuel Tank)

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. Remark 1.Local contract 2.Job function FLVI