Manufacturing Quality Engineer

Fluence (Nasdaq: FLNC) is a global market leader delivering intelligent energy storage and optimization software for renewables and storage. Our solutions and operational services are helping to create a more resilient grid and unlock the full potential of renewable portfolios. With gigawatts of successful implementations across nearly 50 markets, we are transforming the way we power our world for a more sustainable future.

For more information, please visit  fluenceenergy.com . Job Description: Location: Shanghai or Shenzhen, China ABOUT FLUENCE Fluence, a Siemens and AES company, is the global market leader in energy storage technology solutions and services, combining the agility of a technology company with the expertise, vision and financial backing of two well-established and respected industry giants. Building on the pioneering work of AES Energy Storage and Siemens energy storage, our goal is to create a more sustainable future by transforming the way we power our world.

Providing design, and integration, Fluence offers proven energy storage technology solutions that address the diverse needs and challenges of customers in a rapidly transforming energy landscape. Fluence currently has more than 2.4 gigawatts of projects in operation or awarded across 24 countries and territories worldwide. We topped the Navigant Research utility-scale energy storage leaderboard in 2018 and were named one of Fast Company’s Most Innovative Companies in 2019.

In 2020, our sixth-generation Tech Stack won Commercial Technology of the Year at the 22nd annual S&P Global Platts Global Energy Awards. Responsible 1) In-Process Manufacturing Inspection Perform routine in-process inspections at established quality gates and throughout production. Focus inspections on critical-to-quality characteristics, high-risk assembly operations, workmanship concerns, historical defect trends, known failure modes, and hidden defects that may be obscured by later assembly steps.

Evaluate manufacturing readiness, process compliance, and production break-ins for new products, changes, and corrective actions. 2) Change and Deviation Verification Verify implementation and effectiveness of Change Requests (CRs), deviations, temporary work instructions, corrective actions, and manufacturing process changes. Confirm removal of obsolete material, operator awareness and training, traceability, and proper execution of updated manufacturing requirements.

Increase inspection frequency during production break-ins until process stability is demonstrated. 3) Manufacturing Quality Assessment Inspect product and process quality across key manufacturing areas, including: Fabrication: dimensional compliance, hole locations, bend accuracy, material condition. Welding: weld quality, penetration, structural weld integrity, porosity, cracks, lifting point welds Coating / Surface Finish: powder coat coverage, coating thickness, corrosion protection, cosmetic appearance Mechanical Assembly: hardware installation, washer stack-ups, torque verification, fit-up, door alignment Water Ingress Prevention: gaskets, sealants, cable entries, roof penetrations, drain paths Electrical Installation: cable routing, wire segregation, grounding, labeling, connectors, fire-rated cable installation, CAT6a shielding requirements Regulatory Compliance: NEC labels, UL labels, safety labels, nameplates, and serial traceability.

4) Pre-Shipment Inspection and Product Release Readiness Execute formal pre-shipment inspections using approved Fluence inspection checklists and current risk-based inspection criteria. Verify product completeness, mechanical and electrical assembly, torque verification status, water ingress controls, grounding and bonding, labeling, cosmetic condition, open NCR/deviation status, and documentation completeness.

Ensure no product is released without completion of the required quality checklist or approved quality disposition. 5) Defect Documentation and Reporting Document defect