Manufacturing quality engineering

Our client is a well-established manufacturer of highly engineered products used in demanding industrial and transportation applications. The company operates in a hands‑on, quality‑driven environment where engineering, operations, supply chain, and production work closely together. With a strong focus on safety, continuous improvement, and customer satisfaction, the organization offers employees the opportunity to make a visible impact on product quality and overall manufacturing performance.

High‑impact role with visibility across engineering, manufacturing, supply chain, and leadership.

Opportunity to influence supplier quality, corrective actions, warranty performance, and the broader quality management system.

Hands‑on work with PFMEA, control plans, measurement systems, ISO audits, root cause analysis, and continuous improvement.

Collaborative manufacturing environment where practical problem‑solving and strong engineering judgment are valued.

Long‑term opportunity to help strengthen processes, reduce risk, and improve product quality across the organization.

The Quality Engineer is responsible for helping ensure that products and manufacturing processes meet internal, customer, and regulatory requirements. This person will focus on preventing quality issues through tools such as PFMEA and control plans, while also leading root cause analysis and corrective actions when problems arise. The role will support supplier quality, warranty review, measurement systems, data analysis, equipment qualification, and ongoing improvements to the quality management system.

Supplier Quality

Nonconforming Material and Corrective Actions

Work with cross‑functional teams to determine the appropriate disposition of nonconforming material.

Conduct root cause analysis to resolve internal, supplier, and customer quality issues.

Warranty and Customer Quality

Work with internal subject matter experts to review customer complaints and determine the appropriate warranty response.

Analyze warranty data and prepare metrics to identify trends and improvement priorities.

Risk Assessment and Process Control

Partner with Engineering and Operations to assess risk using PFMEA, DFM, and related quality tools.

Create and update control plans and inspection plans as process or product risk changes.

Support the qualification of new or revised equipment, including FAT, SAT, measurement collection, and data analysis.

Perform measurement system analysis, including GR&R and MSA studies.

Data Analysis and Metrics

Prepare quality metrics for leadership and process owners.

Analyze quality data to help prioritize improvement opportunities.

Quality Management System

Update quality documentation as needed.

Help ensure manufacturing processes adhere to applicable control plans and inspection plans.

Contribute ideas to improve workflows and manufacturing processes.

Track continuous improvement projects and progress against established goals.

Participate in improvement teams using Lean, Poka‑Yoke, and other quality tools.

Support efforts to reduce defects, improve consistency, and strengthen overall process performance.

Collaborate with production, engineering, supply chain, and leadership.

Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, ASQ Certified Quality Engineer credential, or an equivalent combination of education, training, and experience.

Two to three years of experience as a Quality Engineer, Process Engineer, or Manufacturing Engineer in a manufacturing environment.

Experience with statistical quality methods, including SPC and gauge R&R.

Lead Auditor training or qualifications strongly preferred.

Experience with dimensional inspection equipment, Faro Arm technology, or similar metrology tools is a plus.

Hands‑on and detail‑oriented, with the ability to understand the broader operational impact of quality decisions.

Ability to manage multiple responsibilities in a fast‑paced manufacturing environment.

Customer‑focused mindset.

Work Environment and Physical Requirements
This is an on‑site position in a manufacturing environment. Employees are expected to follow all safety procedures and wear required personal protective equipment. Safety glasses, steel‑toe or non‑slip safety footwear, and hearing protection are required in designated production areas. We provide an inclusive work environment that celebrates diversity and all qualified candidates receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, religion, national origin, age (40 and over), disability, military status, genetic information or any other basis protected by applicable federal, state, or local laws. Jobot’s policy is to comply with all applicable federal, state and local laws respecting consideration of unemployment status in making hiring decisions.

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