Quality Inspector I

Quality Inspector I – Where Precision Meets ProductTucson, AZ (Onsite) | Aerospace & Avionics9/80 Schedule Available – Every Other Friday OffAt Universal Avionics, the work done on our production floor isn't background noise, it's the whole point. For over 40 years, our inspectors have been the last line of defense before avionics systems trusted by pilots and operators around the world leave our facility. If you take pride in catching what others miss, you'll fit in here.This is a role for someone who respects the craft. You'll inspect printed circuit board assemblies, electronic subassemblies, electro-mechanical assemblies, and box builds against exacting standards, in an environment where quality isn't just a checkbox, it's a commitment to the people who rely on our products in the air.You'll Thrive Here When...You take pride in precision work and hold yourself to a high standardYou can read a drawing or spec and catch what others missYou're reliable, accountable, and comfortable making a call and standing behind itYou enjoy hands-on work and are comfortable in a manufacturing environmentYou work well with a team and speak up when something doesn't look rightWhat You'll Work OnPerform in-process and final inspections of PCBAs, electronic subassemblies, electro-mechanical assemblies, and box buildsVerify conformity to engineering drawings, assembly instructions, IPC-A-610 standards, and customer requirementsAccept or reject product based on established acceptance criteriaRecord inspection results and maintain accurate documentationIdentify, document, and process nonconforming materialVerify product configuration, part identification, labeling, revision status, and traceabilityUse microscopes, measuring devices, and other inspection equipmentFollow ESD controls, safety requirements, and Business Management System proceduresCollaborate with Manufacturing, Engineering, and Quality to resolve issues and support product flowWhat We're Looking ForHigh school diploma or GED required1+ year of experience in electronics manufacturing, quality inspection, or a related manufacturing environment preferredAbility to read and interpret engineering drawings, assembly instructions, and manufacturing documentationStrong attention to detail and the ability to perform repetitive inspection tasks accuratelyBasic math skills and computer proficiency for documenting inspection resultsWhy Inspectors Love Working HereYour call decides what does and doesn't leave the building, and that work mattersTight-knit quality team with experienced colleagues who take the standard seriouslyStable, consistent work in a company that has been in business for over 40 yearsRoom to grow your skills and move up within the organization9/80 schedule – every other Friday offOur Mindset & Core ValuesInnovation: We advance avionics technology through creative engineering and continuous improvement.Excellence: We hold ourselves to high standards in quality, reliability, and execution.Resilience: We solve complex technical challenges in demanding aerospace environments."Yes, I Can" Ownership: We value those who are proactive, collaborative, adaptable, and solutions oriented.Benefits & PerksBenefits eligibility starts on your first day as a full-time employee.Medical insuranceTeladoc virtual care accessVision coverage through VSP (includes exams, frames, and lenses)Dental insurance (covers preventive, basic, and major services)401(k) with safe harbor match on up to 4% of pay after 60 days9/80 schedule – every other Friday offVacation, sick time, and 14 paid holidays (including a week off in December)Tuition reimbursementGym reimbursementOne Pass Select (discounted access to gyms, fitness apps, and more)Employee Assistance Program (EAP) and emotional wellness supportAnd more!Work EnvironmentThis role is based on site in Tucson, Arizona, in a climate-controlled electronics manufacturing environment. The position requires the use of stereo microscopes, precision measuring devices, and other inspection equipment. Employees are regularly required to sit; use hands to handle, manipulate, and inspect small electronic components; and communicate verbally with others, and occasionally required to stand, walk, bend, reach, and lift or move materials weighing up to 20 pounds. Prolonged visual concentration, close vision, color vision, and depth perception are required. PPE, including ESD smocks, wrist straps, and safety glasses, may be required.If you take pride in catching what others miss and getting it right the first time... we'd love to hear from you.