Quality Specialist

Our client is a multi‑brand consumer products group supplying innovative automotive accessories, home products, and consumer electronics to international markets, with a strong focus on the United States. The Hong Kong office serves as a regional quality and product development hub, working closely with factories and third‑party laboratories to ensure product safety and regulatory compliance.

Responsibilities:

• Manage end‑to‑end quality assurance activities including product testing, certification, and inspection coordination
• Ensure testing schedules, certification submissions, and QA documentation are completed accurately and on time
• Review technical files, test reports, and compliance documents against applicable international safety standards
• Coordinate closely with Product Development, Engineering, and Packaging teams on quality or safety risks impacting launch timelines
• Proactively identify, assess, and escalate major or critical quality issues to senior QA stakeholders
• Liaise directly with external testing laboratories and suppliers to coordinate test requirements and resolve technical questions
• Analyse quality data to identify defect trends, root causes, and improvement opportunities
• Maintain structured QA records to support audits, traceability, and internal reporting
• Support factory and supplier follow‑up for quality issues where required

Requirements:

• Higher Diploma or above in Engineering (Electrical, Mechanical, Manufacturing, or related disciplines)
• >2 years of relevant QA experience
• Experience of working in a brand/ buying offive/ trading company
• Strong preference for candidates with hands‑on experience in handling electrical products in testing laboratories or with third‑party labs (e.g. SGS, TUV, ITS)
• Solid understanding of international safety standards and certification schemes, especially for electrical or consumer products
• Proficient in MS Office and Chinese word processing
• Fluent in English, Cantonese, and Mandarin
• Willing to travel to factories in Mainland China and South East Asia once in a quarter