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Hi guys,
Hopefully someone will be able to help me here with some suggestions for a job interview that I have on Wednesday, for a company that manufactures CCD's (Charge Coupled Device)
You can learn more about the products here http://www.e2v.com/products/imaging/imaging-sensors-cmos-ccd-emccd/
i've already had the first interview, which went successfully, and i've now been called back for the second interview. The remit for the seond interview is simple,
Nearly all my experience has been in high volume, automotive, this company deals with high tech, low volume so i suspect that running control charts, or 30 piece capability studies may be an issue.
What should I discuss in the presentation apart from the usual suspects 8D, and 5-Why. Obviously they don't expect me to know everything about thier products, having never worked with them before but if i can hopefully target the presentation at low volume productivity that may help.
Cheers in advance
Andy
Hopefully someone will be able to help me here with some suggestions for a job interview that I have on Wednesday, for a company that manufactures CCD's (Charge Coupled Device)
You can learn more about the products here http://www.e2v.com/products/imaging/imaging-sensors-cmos-ccd-emccd/
i've already had the first interview, which went successfully, and i've now been called back for the second interview. The remit for the seond interview is simple,
"Can Andy be prepared to present on the Q tools and techniques he would expect e2v to be using on CCDs.
This is an open opportunity for Andy to discuss tools what they are and how they work and what they do."
Nearly all my experience has been in high volume, automotive, this company deals with high tech, low volume so i suspect that running control charts, or 30 piece capability studies may be an issue.
What should I discuss in the presentation apart from the usual suspects 8D, and 5-Why. Obviously they don't expect me to know everything about thier products, having never worked with them before but if i can hopefully target the presentation at low volume productivity that may help.
Cheers in advance
Andy
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