Manufacturing quality engineering

Primary responsibility of a Quality Engineer II is to ensure quality standards are established, achieved and maintained to meet the requirements for the Company’s products and processes. This includes leading cross-functional efforts to determine process and product capabilities, improving control and inspection plans, driving root cause analysis, implementing statistical methods, and supporting continuous improvement initiatives to reduce defects, scrap, and customer complaints. The Quality Engineer II also serves as a key interface with customers and suppliers to proactively identify and resolve quality risks across the product lifecycle.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Lead and support internal and external audits in accordance with published schedules and specifications

Lead and follow up on internal and customer corrective actions to ensure timely and effective closure

Review engineering drawings for accuracy and proper incorporation into quality plans

Initiate and revise quality procedures and work instructions to support process improvements

Support and lead customer source inspection activities

Initiate and review quality plans such as First Article Inspection Reports and PPAP documentation

Lead root cause corrective actions and complete 8D investigations for recurring or high-impact issues

Participate in FMEA activities to identify and mitigate process and product risks

Support MRB activities and drive reduction of rejections and nonconforming material

Handle and support resolution of Notices of Escape and customer‐related quality issues

Drive scrap reduction and continuous improvement initiatives using data analysis

Implement and support SPC methods to monitor and improve process performance

Analyze process capability and recommend improvements to reduce variation

Improve inspection techniques and support standardization of inspection methods

Support training and development of inspectors to improve consistency and effectiveness

Assist with implementation of automated inspection methods to reduce manual measurement

Work cross‑functionally with manufacturing, engineering, and supply chain to resolve quality issues

Advise leadership of significant quality concerns or trends

Perform QMS and policy awareness training as needed

Follow all HSE procedures and report any nonconformance

Identify opportunities to improve safety, quality, and environmental performance

Issue and track Supplier Corrective Action Requests (SCARs) and monitor closure for effectiveness and timeliness

Perform or participate in supplier audits and process reviews to assess quality system compliance and manufacturing capability

Evaluate incoming material nonconformances, disposition supplier‑related rejections, and communicate findings to the supply chain team

Support Advanced Product Quality Planning (APQP) activities for new program launches, including development of Control Plans, FMEAs, and inspection strategies aligned to each program phase

Develop, maintain, and present quality performance metrics for assigned product lines or processes, including scrap rate, first pass yield, COPQ, and corrective action closure rate

Analyze trends in quality data and provide actionable reporting to manufacturing and quality leadership on a regular cadence

Other duties as assigned

Ways of working, Experience, and Behaviors

Analytical – Ability to analyze complex data, identify trends, and determine root causes

Technical Skills – Strong understanding of manufacturing processes, quality systems, SPC, and FMEA

Communication – Communicates clearly and effectively across all levels

Teamwork – Works collaboratively across departments and leads problem‑solving efforts

Business Acumen – Understands the impact of quality on cost, delivery, and customer satisfaction

Cost Consciousness – Supports cost reduction and waste elimination initiatives

Adaptability – Able to manage multiple priorities in a fast‑paced environment

Planning/Organizing – Effectively manages projects and deadlines

Professionalism – Demonstrates accountability, integrity, and sound judgment

No direct supervisory responsibilities. Expected to provide functional guidance to Quality Engineer I and inspection personnel on quality methods, corrective actions, and process standards.

ESSENTIAL JOB REQUIREMENTS SKILLS AND ABILITIES

Education and/or Experience

Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering or related discipline

Minimum 3–6 years of experience in a manufacturing environment (aerospace preferred)

Experience with RCCA, 8D, FMEA, SPC, and MRB processes

Experience in scrap reduction and continuous improvement initiatives

Working knowledge of AS9100 and Nadcap;

Nadcap AC7108 Chemical Processing

Nadcap AC7114 Non‑destructive Testing

Familiarity with quality metrics development and data presentation to leadership

Experience with APQP methodology and quality planning for new product introduction preferred

Exposure to supplier quality management, including SCAR issuance and supplier audit participation, preferred

Language Skills

Ability to read, analyze, and interpret technical procedures and communicate effectively.

Mathematical Skills

Ability to apply statistical analysis, process capability, and sampling techniques.

Computer Skills

Proficiency in Microsoft Office and ERP systems; experience with quality tools and data visualization preferred.

Reasoning Ability

Ability to define problems, collect data, establish facts, and draw valid conclusions.

PHYSICAL DEMANDS, WORK ENVIRONMENT, HEALTH AND SAFETY

Physical Demands

The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

While performing the duties of this job, the employee is frequently required to sit; regularly required to walk and/or stand, and to speak and listen. Specific vision abilities required by this job include close vision, distance vision, color vision, and ability to adjust focus. Hearing level within normal/average range.

The work environment characteristics described here are representative of those an employee encounters while performing the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodation may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. The noise level in the work environment is usually loud to moderate.

Safety and Environmental

Participate in the development and promotion of the HSE culture

Be exemplary in terms of health, safety and the environment, in particular by respecting and ensuring respect for the instructions and rules established in the field of health, safety and environmental protection (in particular the LISI golden rules)

Immediately correct or report to superiors and/or the HSE department any malfunction or risky situation in the fields of health, safety and environmental protection

Implement preventive actions to reduce the environmental footprint and control health and safety risks

Participate, upon request, in analyses (of risks, incidents) and HSE working groups related to the professional scope

Be familiar with the main health and safety risks and the main environmental impacts relating to the scope of the work

Be familiar with the site’s HSE policy and objectives

Be able to make proposals for improving working conditions and limiting environmental impact

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