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Eric White

Maryville,TN

Summary

Accomplished Quality Engineer from DENSO Manufacturing Tennessee, adept in Root Cause Analysis and Team Leadership. Spearheaded quality improvement initiatives, significantly enhancing customer satisfaction through effective problem-solving and compliance with IATF standards. Excelled in cross-functional team guidance, ensuring high-quality deliverables and process optimization.

Overview

11
11
years of professional experience

Work History

Quality Engineer III

DENSO Manufacturing Tennessee
06.2013 - Current
  • Improved customer satisfaction levels with timely resolution of non-conformance issues and effective corrective actions.
  • Performed quality analysis investigations and drafted reports to detail non-conforming material issues.
  • Developed and maintained relationships with customers to facilitate quality issue resolution.
  • Served as a key member of cross-functional groups, facilitating the resolution of issues and supporting the completion of divisional objectives.
  • Conducted detailed audits to ensure adherence to IATF standards, maintaining a high level of compliance throughout the organization.
  • Successfully guided cross-functional teams in securing internal process approval.

Education

Bachelor of Science - Materials Science & Engineering

University of Tennessee
Knoxville, TN
05.2013

Skills

  • Root Cause Analysis
  • Complex Problem-Solving
  • Non-conforming material reports
  • Corrective and Preventive Actions
  • Quality improvement plans
  • Team Leadership
  • Failure Modes and Effects Analysis
  • Process change documentation
  • Technical Writing
  • Geometric dimensioning and tolerancing
  • Data Analysis

Hobbies

Fly-fishing, Hiking, and Backpacking in the Great Smoky Mountains and surrounding area

Travelling to US National Parks

Keeping up with my Toddler


Timeline

Quality Engineer III

DENSO Manufacturing Tennessee
06.2013 - Current

Bachelor of Science - Materials Science & Engineering

University of Tennessee
Eric White