What is the job about?
As our new Lead Quality Assurance (f/m/d) you are going to lead and mentor our quality team that is responsible for Ready Made Garments Quality, Materials Quality, and Accessories Quality. This includes the following tasks
- Establish and enforce ARMEDANGELS´ manufacturing standards for quality improvement, technical expertise, and equipment based on industry best practices.
- Conduct root cause analysis and lead problem-solving efforts to address quality issues, implementing corrective and preventive actions as needed.
- Develop and maintain quality standards and procedures, collaborating across departments to enhance manufacturing processes and uphold quality standards.
- Ensure compliance with legal requirements for physical and chemical tests, trims, labels, and packaging across different markets.
- Negotiate terms and prices with external stakeholders and manage the departments budget.
Good to know before you apply
Diverse interests, courage and drive to tackle things are very welcome here. All of this really interests us much more than a straightforward résumé and great references.
Please apply online using the application button and add the information to your application,
- when you could start
- what excites you about a job with us and
- how much your work should be worth to us.
Then we can get a really good picture of how well we fit together. You can address your cover letter to our colleague Lena
Many thanks at this point for your time and your interest!
About us
Since 2007, the Cologne-based label ARMEDANGELS has been proving that fashion can be different: innovative and timeless, produced according to responsible standards for people and the planet. No wage slavery, no harmful chemicals, no cheap mass-produced goods. From the simple idea of printing T-shirts and collecting donations for projects and organisations through sales, a company has grown that is now one of the largest sustainable lifestyle labels in Europe. With a 160-strong team and four collections a year, ARMEDANGELS shows that responsibility and good product design are not mutually exclusive.
