Supports the QC team by coordinating communication, entering and maintaining quality data, organizing information in Excel, preparing QC documents, and assisting with daily administrative tasks. The role is full-time and entry-level friendly, requiring strong computer, organizational, communication, and detail-oriented skills. Korean-English bilingual ability is a plus, and prior QC, manufacturing, warehouse, data entry, or office experience is beneficial but not required.
Position Overview
- Job Title: Quality Control (QC) Coordinator
- Job Type: Full-Time, Hourly
- Pay Rate: $19.00 / hour + Overtime
- Schedule: Monday – Friday, 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Location
- Dallas, TX (near DFW Airport)
Why Join
- Stable, long-term full-time position with consistent weekday schedule
- Overtime pay available
- Entry-level friendly — extensive QC experience is not required; willingness to learn is what matters
- Opportunity to build experience with a global ATM/financial technology manufacturer
Main Responsibilities
- Support communication between the QC Supervisor and QC Inspectors
- Enter and maintain QC data and records accurately
- Organize basic/raw data into Excel tables and spreadsheets
- Prepare and maintain QC documents
- Assist with daily coordination and administrative tasks for the QC team
Qualifications
- Good computer skills with working knowledge of Microsoft Excel & Word
- Able to communicate effectively in English
- Korean-English bilingual is a strong plus
- Organized, dependable, and detail-oriented
- QC, manufacturing, warehouse, data entry, or office experience is a plus
- Willing to learn — extensive QC experience is not required
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