Quality Engineer
About this role
For our client, a leading global technology company based in Dättwil (Canton Aargau), we are looking for a dedicated and versatile Quality Engineer. This role combines technical quality engineering with hands-on chemical analysis in a research and development environment.
General Information:
Location: Dättwil
Start Date: 02.02.2026
Workload: 100% (On-site)
Duration: 1 year, with the possibility of an extension
Your Responsibilities:
Quality Management: Develop and implement effective methods, procedures, and equipment to ensure the accuracy and quality of products and services.
Process Optimization: Review and coordinate QA/QC specifications for specific projects or product lines; recommend measures to improve the effectiveness of quality operations.
Chemical Analysis: Perform detailed chemical analyses of gases and materials (polymers, ceramics, metals) using specialized techniques.
Laboratory Maintenance: Responsible for the maintenance and calibration of analytical instruments and the general upkeep of the laboratory infrastructure.
R&D Support: Assist scientists in the execution of research projects, maintaining detailed records and preparing comprehensive test reports.
Safety & Standards: Ensure strict adherence to safety regulations, particularly regarding the handling of chemicals and agency requirements.
Your Qualifications:
Education: Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in a relevant technical field with 2–6 years of experience, OR a technical vocational degree (e.g., Chemical Laboratory Technician) with 10–15 years of professional experience.
Technical Expertise: Proven experience in gas and material analysis. Practical knowledge of techniques such as GC-MS, FTIR, DSC, and TGA is a significant advantage.
Engineering Principles: Solid understanding of standard engineering practices and the ability to apply judgment to complex technical tasks.
Soft Skills: Independent and structured way of working, resilient, and a continuous improvement mindset.
Languages: Good proficiency in German (written and spoken) and a working command of English are required.