Full Description

Korn Ferry is partnering with our client on their search for a Quality Engineer.

Company Overview

• Global manufacturing organization with a long-standing operating history and strong presence across control, safety, and hazardous area solutions for engines, compressors, turbines, and other rotating equipment
• The company supports customers across oil and gas, marine, power generation, transportation, and industrial markets through a broad portfolio of valves, instrumentation, control systems, condition monitoring systems, and safety products
• The organization is entering an exciting growth phase, with plans to go public in the near future, creating significant opportunity for accounting and finance professionals to gain exposure to public company readiness, enhanced reporting requirements, internal controls, and process improvement initiatives

Role Summary

Title: Quality Engineer

Reports To: Director of Operations and Supply Chain

Location: Monday through Friday onsite

Team Scope: Partner closely with Engineering, Operations, Procurement, R&D, Marketing, suppliers, and customers to address quality issues and improve product and manufacturing performance

Primary Focus: Serve as an internal and external quality resource responsible for supplier quality, customer quality, manufacturing support, corrective actions, quality systems, and continuous improvement within an electronic and industrial manufacturing environment

Key Responsibilities

• Coordinate First Article approval processes with suppliers and internal teams, including review of Material Test Reports
• Analyze supplier rejection data and identify opportunities to improve supplier quality and ship-to-stock performance
• Work directly with suppliers to resolve nonconforming product issues and ensure corrective action plans are completed
• Drive supplier continuous improvement initiatives and conduct supplier audits
• Develop 8D corrective action reports and respond to customer quality inquiries and escalations
• Analyze field returns and warranty data to identify recurring failure modes and implement corrective actions
• Support customer audits and quality reviews
• Partner with receiving inspection and Engineering to evaluate questionable incoming materials
• Support manufacturing teams in resolving defective material, documentation, and production process issues
• Coordinate both in-house and external calibration activities
• Create, disposition, and distribute nonconformance reports while tracking supplier NCR activity and trends
• Perform internal audits and facilitate corrective action plans for identified nonconformances
• Lead continuous process improvement initiatives using statistical techniques and lean methodologies
• Develop and maintain Control Plans, PFMEAs, and Work Instructions
• Communicate quality issues and corrective actions across multiple areas of the organization
• Travel domestically and internationally as needed, up to approximately 10%

Ideal Candidate Profile

• Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Electronics Technology, or a related technical discipline required
• Minimum 2+ years of experience within Quality, Manufacturing, Design Engineering, or a related environment
• Electronic assembly experience required, including exposure to areas such as PCBA manufacturing, functional testing, or failure analysis
• Working knowledge of electronic hardware, embedded systems, and how electronic components interact with mechanical assemblies
• Familiarity with software and firmware is a plus
• Candidates coming from adjacent industries such as automotive, aerospace, medical devices, or industrial controls can be considered if they bring transferable electronic manufacturing and quality experience
• Strong understanding of statistics and the ability to apply quantitative analysis to quality and manufacturing issues
• Ability to interpret and apply GD&T tolerancing
• IPC-A-610 knowledge or certification preferred
• Lead Auditor experience is a plus
• Automotive PPAP familiarity is preferred
• Strong analytical and root-cause problem-solving capabilities
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills with the ability to clearly communicate technical issues
• Strong teamwork and leadership capabilities with the ability to collaborate across Engineering, Manufacturing, Operations, Procurement, and external suppliers
• Self-starter who is hands-on, proactive, and comfortable taking ownership of quality issues through resolution

Compensation & Benefits

Base Salary: $100K–$110K No annual bonus

401(k): 100% company match on the first 3% contributed, plus 50% match on contributions from 4%–6% 401(k) vesting effective Day 1 120 hours of PTO Paid holidays Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision benefits Tuition reimbursement Monday through Friday onsite schedule

Selling Points Newly created position offering the opportunity to make an immediate impact within the Operations and Supply Chain organization Broad quality role with exposure across supplier quality, customer quality, manufacturing, receiving, and continuous improvement Opportunity to work directly with electronic assemblies and technically sophisticated industrial products Significant cross-functional exposure to Engineering, Operations, Procurement, R&D, Marketing, suppliers, and customers Hands-on ownership of corrective actions, supplier improvement, audits, PFMEAs, Control Plans, and manufacturing quality initiatives Strong opportunity for someone early in their quality engineering career to broaden their technical expertise and take on meaningful ownership Excellent fit for a proactive Quality Engineer who enjoys solving problems, working directly with manufacturing teams, and driving measurable process improvements Competitive base compensation and strong benefits package, including immediate 401(k) vesting and tuition reimbursement

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