QA Hit Tester - Foresight Sports jobs in United States
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Giro Sport Design ยท 2 days ago

QA Hit Tester - Foresight Sports

Giro Sport Design is a company focused on ensuring quality in their products, and they are seeking a QA Hit Tester to assist with production, RMA, and marketing devices. The role involves coordinating quality assurance activities, testing devices for functional and cosmetic quality, and communicating with production and engineering teams for product improvements.

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Responsibilities

Coordinate Quality Assurance Tecnicians activities to make sure it meets daily throughput needs
Coordinate with Production Manager to ensure available resources for hit testing
Participate in Morning stand-up / production meetings, report daily throughput. Report any problems, impediments, or blockers
Test devices coming out of production line, including:
Visual inspection and classified cosmetic defects
Functional test of electronic functions
Hit testing using several golf clubs, applying typical golf swings
Follow test scripts and esure related documentation and workflow is completed correctly
Perform software testing as needed
Execute research tests and experiments; organize and present results
Support all company information technologies efforts as required
Support all company sales and promotional efforts as required.Continues to build knowledge of the organization, processes, and customers

Qualification

Quality AssuranceFunctional TestingPC SkillsOrganizedExperienced GolferCommunication

Required

Excellent communication skills
Organized
Experienced golfer
PC Skills

Benefits

Medical and dental
Vision
Disability and life insurance
401K
PTO
Paid holidays
Gear discounts

Company

Giro Sport Design

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Giro was founded more than 30 years ago by Jim Gentes, a man with an obsession for design and answering unmet needs.

Funding

Current Stage
Growth Stage
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