Product test specialist vs quality inspector

Differences between product test specialist and quality inspector duties and responsibilities

Product test specialist example responsibilities.

• Manage the UAT process and the client demands to ensure a smooth testing period and transition to an operating model.
• Test and troubleshoot RF circuitry using spectrum analyzer and signal generators
• Contribute to the development and implementation of testing metrics.
• Participate in JAD meetings and walkthrough for changes in the requirements and report progress of the QA team.
• Test, troubleshoot analog and digital microprocessor circuits to component level, update production to meet current revision requirements.
• Ensure an effective onsite offshore coordination with a strong emphasis on effective communication.

Quality inspector example responsibilities.

• Task involve use of calipers, optical comparators, volt/ohm meters and curve tracer.
• Utilize measuring instruments like calipers, gauges, and micrometers to assure product conformance to customers specifications.
• Recycle ESD products as required.
• Maintain logs of products as required per AS9100.
• Document and inspect for ESD requirements and for proper handling of MSD moisture sensitive devices.
• Perform surface plate set-ups, utilizing gage blocks, angle blocks, sine plates and bars.
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