Jobs at Fralock

The Quality Engineer ensures product and process quality across manufacturing operations. Responsibilities include developing quality procedures, leading CAPA and root-cause investigations, analyzing inspection and test data, conducting audits, supporting supplier qualification and customer interfaces, managing First Article Inspections, and driving continuous improvement. The role uses SPC, MSA, KPI analysis, lean principles, and quality standards to reduce defects, scrap, rework, and process variation while supporting new product launches and customer requirements.

Leads customer programs and cross-functional manufacturing projects from initiation through completion. Manages scope, schedules, costs, quality, risks, resources, customer commitments, and production readiness. Coordinates Engineering, Manufacturing, Quality, Supply Chain, Sales, Finance, and Customer Service while driving accountability, issue resolution, reporting, and continuous improvement. Supports new product introductions, transfers, qualifications, production ramps, and prototype-to-production handoffs in a technical manufacturing environment.

Provides comprehensive HR support across recruiting, onboarding, employee relations, performance management, payroll and timekeeping, benefits, leave administration, compliance, employee records, training, engagement, and offboarding. The role partners with leadership and employees in a fast-paced manufacturing environment, supports multiple locations, manages high-volume recruitment, prepares HR reports and metrics, and ensures compliance with California employment laws and company policies.

Owns strategy, roadmap, positioning, commercialization, and lifecycle management for active and structural ceramic products. Translates customer, market, and technical requirements into product plans supporting growth, profitability, manufacturability, and customer value. Leads cross-functional collaboration across Engineering, Operations, Sales, Quality, Supply Chain, and Program Management. Evaluates markets, pricing, margins, product performance, launches, production readiness, and continuous improvement across high-reliability industries.

Operates and sets up CNC and related machining equipment, loads programs, adjusts offsets, interprets technical drawings, and performs close-tolerance in-process inspections. Maintains equipment, follows safety procedures, documents work, and keeps the workspace organized. Requires strong measurement, GD&T, math, communication, and quality-control skills, plus the ability to work independently in a physically demanding onsite environment.

Leads new product integration from design review through production release for multilayer PCBs and advanced materials. Responsibilities include manufacturability evaluation, prototype and qualification builds, process development and validation, ECO management, documentation, launch milestone tracking, risk mitigation, quality compliance, and manufacturing training. The role collaborates with customers and cross-functional Engineering, Quality, Supply Chain, Production, and Program Management teams in aerospace, defense, and medical device manufacturing.

Creates 3-axis CNC CAD/CAM programs and process files, sets up and operates machines, produces and measures parts, maintains tool libraries, troubleshoots equipment, trains operators, and supports quality, safety, 5S, Lean, and continuous improvement. Collaborates with Engineering, reports process deficiencies, follows work instructions, and assists with work-center operations in an onsite manufacturing and cleanroom environment.

Programs, sets up, and operates 3-axis CNC milling equipment using Mastercam, NCCam, and CAD/CAM files. Performs tooling selection, fixture loading, offsets, adjustments, troubleshooting, process optimization, blueprint interpretation, precision inspection, and first article inspections. Collaborates with Quality, Engineering, and Operations teams, supports continuous improvement, and mentors machinists and operators while maintaining production quality and efficiency.

Supports and improves the Quality Management System for regulated manufacturing of advanced-material components and assemblies. Responsibilities include change control, MRB and nonconformance management, CAPA, root cause analysis, calibration, risk management, process validation, audits, statistical studies, customer quality support, and continuous improvement. The role analyzes quality data, leads Six Sigma initiatives, maintains procedures, and partners with engineering, manufacturing, supply chain, and customers to reduce defects, variation, scrap, and rework.

Manages strategic customer accounts, contracts, quotations, order execution, forecasts, and customer communications in a manufacturing environment. Reviews purchase orders, contractual and regulatory requirements, and customer risks while coordinating with program management, production, sales, and other departments. Resolves customer issues, supports delivery performance, prepares reports, negotiates changes, and maintains compliance with ITAR, EAR, FAR, and DFARS requirements.

Produces precision machined parts by programming, setting up, operating, and maintaining CNC equipment. Responsibilities include adjusting offsets, interpreting travelers and technical drawings, performing in-process inspections using metrology tools, conducting routine maintenance, following safety procedures, and maintaining organized work areas. The role requires attention to detail, GD&T knowledge, strong measurement and math skills, and the ability to work independently or collaboratively in a fast-paced manufacturing environment.

Provides comprehensive HR support across recruiting, onboarding, employee relations, performance management, payroll and timekeeping, benefits, leave administration, compliance, training, reporting, and offboarding. The role emphasizes high-volume recruitment in a manufacturing environment, supports multiple locations, maintains HRIS records, advises employees and supervisors, and ensures compliance with California employment law and company policies.

Develops, implements, optimizes, and sustains PCB manufacturing processes, especially wet-process operations such as imaging, etching, plating, cleaning, and chemical treatment. The role improves yield, quality, throughput, reliability, safety, and cost through process design, statistical analysis, DOE, validation, root-cause investigation, continuous improvement, documentation, equipment evaluation, and cross-functional collaboration. It also supports new product introduction, audits, employee training, and environmental compliance.

Supports environmental, health, and safety programs in a manufacturing environment. Responsibilities include developing EHS procedures, conducting inspections and hazard analyses, delivering training, investigating incidents, maintaining regulatory records, coordinating hazardous waste and chemical management, supporting OSHA and environmental compliance, preparing for emergencies, and tracking corrective actions and performance metrics. The role is onsite on a swing shift and may involve hazardous materials, PPE, occasional overtime, off-shift incident response, and local travel.