2027 Undergraduate Global Quality Co-Op (6 months)

A collective energy and ambition. A place where you can make a real difference.

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  Contract Manufacturing Quality (CMQ) 

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  Business & Product Quality (BQ/PQ) 

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  Technical Services Quality (TSQ) 

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  Manufacturing Quality (MQ) 

• Monitor Corrective and Preventive Action (CAPA) activities to drive timeline deliverables and ensure robust and effective improvements are implemented   

• Assist with root cause investigation exercises to establish corrective action plans and continuous improvement steps with our key contract manufacturing platform   

• Assist with defective component, graphic, and formula evaluations as part of CAPA investigation steps   

• Provide critical communication to various internal partners (OPS, R&D, Supply Chain, Sales, etc.) with quality issue occurrences and remediation plans   

• Monitor and communicate team KPI metrics with CAPA deliverables and identify problem areas to drive effective improvement plans   

• Process, analyze, and report on statistical analysis from various manufacturing, monitoring, and measurement data sources   

• Research manufacturing processes and make improvement recommendations – especially in the areas of in-line detection and monitoring technology   

• Assist with gathering status updates from key contract manufacturer improvement plans  

• Provide general project assistance to the entire Global Quality Team   

• Understand how a comprehensive global CAPA program operates, including critical root cause investigation tools: Fishbone Diagrams, 5-Why, and process mapping  

• Learn how cross-functional global teams’ interface with issue resolution and project deliverables  

• Skills to effectively self-manage and prioritize driven decisions with the ability to pivot to meet deliverables  

• Understand process capability statistics can be used as a predictive tool to drive continuous improvement   

• Interfacing with many outside contract manufacturing partners as part of relationship management   

• Knowledge of how Key Process Indicators (KPIs) are utilized to measure team performance   

• How critical procedures and processes drive an organization making a wide range of regulated products   

• Understanding of how an organization’s Quality Culture is developed, shared, and sustained - which you will use every day in your future career path  

• Currently enrolled undergraduate student pursuing a bachelor’s degree in various engineering fields (mechanical, chemical, industrial, packaging, etc.) or other technical discipline, with at least three years of coursework completed (rising Senior)  

• Aptitude / willingness to learn how to interface with different platforms, run reports, and work collaboratively with the business

• Ability and interest in working a three-day per week hybrid schedule in Princeton, NJ  

• Strong computer literacy knowledge/familiarity with Microsoft tools (Excel, PowerPoint, Power BI, MiniTab) among others  

• Action oriented with time self-management capabilities  

• Experience managing multiple timelines and priorities  

• Strong written and verbal communication skills   

• Willingness to work in a fast-paced environment, eager to learn, take on challenges, and contribute   

• US Authorization is required (US Citizen, Green Card holder, Permanent Resident)

Church & Dwight is proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer/Veterans/Individuals with Disabilities.

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