Quality Engineer

Our client is a well-established manufacturer experiencing continued growth and is seeking a Quality Engineer to join its Engineering and Quality team. This position is ideal for someone with a strong manufacturing background who enjoys solving problems, improving processes, and ensuring world‑class product quality. This is not a traditional quality inspection role. We are looking for someone who thrives on the manufacturing floor, works cross‑functionally with Engineering and Operations, and enjoys driving continuous improvement throughout the organization. What You’ll Be Doing: Lead root cause analysis and corrective action activities. Improve manufacturing processes through Lean and continuous improvement initiatives. Partner with Engineering, Operations, Maintenance, and Production to improve quality and productivity. Analyze quality data, identify trends, and implement process improvements. Develop and maintain quality standards, inspection methods, and process controls. Support supplier and customer quality issues while ensuring effective corrective actions. Participate in new product launches and manufacturing process improvements. Spend time on the manufacturing floor supporting production and driving operational excellence. What We’re Looking For: Experience as a Quality Engineer in a manufacturing environment (2+ years of experience) . Strong understanding of machining, manufacturing processes, and precision components. Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings and GD&T. Experience with Root Cause Analysis, Corrective Actions, and continuous improvement. Knowledge of Lean Manufacturing principles and statistical quality methods. Experience using precision inspection equipment such as CMMs, micrometers, calipers, indicators, or optical comparators. Strong communication skills with the ability to work across multiple departments. Ideal Backgrounds: Quality Engineer Supplier Quality Engineer Continuous Improvement Engineer Quality Systems Engineer Senior Quality Technician looking to move into Engineering Why Consider This Opportunity? Stable, growing manufacturer Highly visible role working directly with Engineering and Operations Opportunity to drive quality improvements across the entire manufacturing process Hands‑on position with a strong focus on Lean Manufacturing and continuous improvement Competitive compensation and benefits If your background includes manufacturing quality, process improvement, Lean Manufacturing, precision machining, GD&T, CMM inspection, or continuous improvement , we’d welcome the opportunity to have a confidential conversation! #J-18808-Ljbffr