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At CrossCheck, a Quality Assurance Evaluator is responsible for conducting thorough, unbiased, on ... A background in hospitality, often with experience in management or specialized consulting.

About the Role Reporting directly to the Head of Product, the Quality Assurance (QA) Manager is responsible for overseeing the planning, coordination, and execution of quality assurance strategies ...

Analyze and assess current QA processes and assist with strategic QA planning. Initiate, plan, execute, manage and complete QA activities related to complex application and system implementation ...

Quality Assurance Manager

Rigby, ID · On-site

$60K - $60K/yr

Run tracking reports as necessary to analyze data for the Quality Assurance Department. * Assist the Corporate Q.A. Manager and other necessary personnel in areas pertaining to quality assurance and ...

Quality Assurance Manager

Ririe, ID · On-site

$60K - $60K/yr

Run tracking reports as necessary to analyze data for the Quality Assurance Department. * Assist the Corporate Q.A. Manager and other necessary personnel in areas pertaining to quality assurance and ...

Manage QA staff, performing reviews, onboarding, and hiring activities In addition to the above responsibilities, the QA Manager will assist with regular Quality Assurance tasks as needed, including:

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Quality Assurance Manager

Maple Grove, MN · On-site

$75K - $95K/yr

Quality Assurance Manager Description: Our company offers individuals the opportunity to utilize ... Weekly evaluate reject statistics from previous week. Assist managers & department supervisors in ...

Quality Assurance Manager An Opportunity you Do-Nut want to miss! To become the world's greatest ... Draft and implement quality assurance/food safety policies and procedures * Assist with cross ...

Quality Assurance Manager

Waltham, MA · Hybrid

$139K - $169K/yr

The Quality Assurance Manager will serve within Quality Assurance, providing oversight and hands-on ... * Assist with inspection readiness activities and support internal and external GMP audits

Quality Assurance Manager

Waltham, MA · Hybrid

$139K - $169K/yr

The Quality Assurance Manager will serve within Quality Assurance, providing oversight and hands-on ... * Assist with inspection readiness activities and support internal and external GMP audits

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What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a QA Assistant Manager, and why are they important?

To thrive as a QA Assistant Manager, you need a solid background in quality assurance processes, analytical skills, and a relevant degree—often in engineering, computer science, or a related field. Familiarity with QA tools like Jira, Selenium, and ISO standards, as well as certifications such as Six Sigma or ISTQB, are typically required. Strong leadership, problem-solving, and communication skills help drive team performance and maintain quality standards. These competencies are essential for ensuring product excellence, regulatory compliance, and the effective management of QA teams.

What are some common challenges faced by a QA Assistant Manager, and how can they be addressed?

QA Assistant Managers often encounter challenges such as balancing multiple testing projects with tight deadlines and ensuring clear communication between QA teams and other departments. Managing evolving quality standards and integrating new testing tools can also be demanding. To address these issues, it's important to prioritize tasks effectively, maintain proactive communication with both technical and non-technical stakeholders, and invest in continuous training for the QA team. Building a culture of collaboration and adaptability can help the team meet quality goals efficiently.

What are QA Assistant Managers?

QA Assistant Managers are professionals who support the Quality Assurance (QA) Manager in overseeing the quality control processes within an organization. Their responsibilities include supervising QA staff, ensuring compliance with industry standards, assisting in the development and implementation of quality policies, and helping to resolve quality-related issues. They play a key role in maintaining product or service quality by coordinating audits, preparing reports, and facilitating continuous improvement initiatives. QA Assistant Managers often serve as a bridge between upper management and the QA team to ensure quality objectives are met efficiently.
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Quality Assurance Evaluator

CrossCheck QA

Waltham, MA

$65K - $70K/yr

Full-time

Posted 11 days ago


Job description

At CrossCheck, a Quality Assurance Evaluator is responsible for conducting thorough, unbiased, on-site assessments of food and hospitality operations to ensure excellence in service, safety, and compliance.

Key Responsibilities

Evaluators at CrossCheck focus on the following core areas during their assessments:

  1. Food Quality & Safety: Measuring taste, consistency, and visual appeal while reviewing compliance with regulations like ServSafe, HACCP, and the FDA.
  2. Guest Experience: Evaluating staff responsiveness, professionalism, and overall service execution.
  3. Operational Compliance: Verifying adherence to contract standards, service-level agreements (SLAs), and internal operational policies.
  4. Facility Inspections: Assessing the cleanliness, upkeep, and functionality of equipment and facilities – both front and back of house.
  5. Reporting & Documentation: Delivering detailed software-generated but human evaluator driven reports within 48 hours that include photo documentation of key findings and weighted scoring – often compared to the last evaluation cycle.
  6. Accountability Coaching: Partnering with client teams to interpret findings and guide the implementation of corrective action plans.

Qualifications and Professional Profile

While specific postings may vary by industry (e.g., Higher Education, Healthcare, or Corporate Dining), successful candidates typically possess:

  1. Industry Expertise: A background in hospitality, often with experience in management or specialized consulting.
  2. Analytical Skills: The ability to translate observations into quantifiable data and trends.
  3. Communication: Strong interpersonal skills for one-on-one coaching sessions and clear, concise digital reporting.
  4. Regulatory Knowledge: Familiarity with nutrition standards and sector specific safety regulations (e.g., senior living or campus dining) – informed by certifications like ServSafe

Industries Served

Evaluators work across several specialized hospitality sectors:

  1. Corporate Dining: Enhancing workplace culture through food service quality.
  2. Healthcare: Maintaining nutrition and safety standards for patients.
  3. Higher Education: Supporting student-focused dining programs.
  4. Senior Living: Maintaining nutrition and safety standards for residents.

Travel Requirements

  1. Evaluators are expected to travel weekly to client locations to conduct onsite assessments, where assessments are intentionally clustered against major metro market penetration for business and travel efficiencies.

CrossCheck, part of the Phoenix3 Collective portfolio, CrossCheck is a comprehensive Quality Assurance (QA) and contract compliance platform designed to evaluate and enhance onsite food and hospitality services across senior living, healthcare, corporate, higher education, and hospitality sectors. As a trusted partner, CrossCheck collaborates with organizations to align vision, assess performance, and drive continuous improvement in the dining and hospitality sectors. Through a structured four-part approach, CrossCheck delivers customized assessments, real-time analysis, and prescriptive action planning to ensure measurable and sustainable improvements. More information about CrossCheck can be found at

CrossCheck | Quality Assurance (QA) and contract compliance platform.

Don’t meet ALL the requirements but think you have the ability and determination to have an impact in this role? Let us know! Data shows that diverse candidates may be less likely to apply when they do not think they meet all the job requirements, but very few successful candidates possess all the requested skills and experiences. We are a culture of learners, and we want culture accelerators who are willing to learn and grow. If you think that is you and this role fits with your career aspirations, give it a shot!