QC Technician

About BeeX BeeX is building the world's most advanced Hovering Autonomous Underwater Vehicles (HAUVs). BeeX specializes in providing autonomous robotics solutions to safeguard underwater infrastructure in the maritime, energy and defense sectors, reducing over 90% of carbon emissions. We are pioneering Autonomous Robotics-as-a-Service (ARaaS) on a global scale, supported by decades of operational experiences in harsh waters. With unprecedented efficiency, we strive to provide our customers with a one-point solution for asset integrity management -- protecting assets they value, making sure they stay safe. Why Join Now The industries we serve need new ways to overcome their current challenges, and BeeX sees the opportunity in delivering exactly that, right now. Creating anything new is very hard, and we need outstanding people. At BeeX, everyone is dependent; united by enthusiasm for bold innovation. Our multi-disciplinary team thrives in dynamic environments, driving transformative advancements globally. Join us to make a meaningful impact on the world! You will enjoy this job if you: Want to work in fast-paced start-up environment, prioritizing growth over short-term gains Like to work independently, as well as collaboratively with team members in other sub-teams Have a positive learning mindset, and can quickly absorb knowledge to overcome challenges Can assess risk and make time-critical decisions/tradeoffs in imperfect scenarios Your Role As QC Technician, you will be the hands-on checkpoint that keeps defects out of our HAUVs. Our vehicles work in high-pressure saltwater, where a bad crimp, a loose fastener, or a damaged seal can end a mission. You will inspect incoming parts, check builds at key stages, and make sure every subassembly meets our workmanship standards before it moves on. You will work closely with the QA Engineer, manufacturing, and procurement teams. Your Job Scope Incoming inspection Inspect incoming HAUV components against drawings and specifications, including machined fittings, 3D-printed parts, PCBs, subsea connectors, seals, O-rings, and fasteners. Measure dimensions using calipers, micrometers, height gauges, thread gauges, and other tools. Record inspection results, label accepted and rejected parts, and flag non-conforming items. In-process and final inspection Inspect wiring harnesses, crimps, solder joints, and connector terminations against workmanship standards. Check assembly steps such as fastener torque, seal and O-ring installation, and pressure hull assembly. Carry out final visual and documentation checks on subassemblies and completed vehicles before handover to testing. Documentation and traceability Complete inspection checklists, build records, and non-conformance reports (NCRs) accurately. Keep traceability records for critical parts, batches, and serialised vehicle builds. Maintain the quarantine area and follow up on…