Renishaw Benefits Overview

The Electronics Quality Engineer investigates and resolves quality issues involving electronic components and PCB assemblies. Responsibilities include supplier qualification and audits, incoming inspection, process and product improvement, quality reporting, component lifecycle risk mitigation, and cross-functional collaboration with manufacturing, procurement, design engineering, and supply chain. The role also supports strategic improvement projects, maintains quality metrics, and drives supplier and production quality excellence.

Performs in-process, patrol, pre-shipment, dimensional, and visual inspections for assembly operations. Investigates quality issues, conducts root-cause analysis, supports corrective actions, audits suppliers and operations, analyzes quality data, maintains QMS documentation, delivers training, and contributes to continuous improvement across a technical manufacturing environment.

Supports supplier quality assurance by investigating purchased-item issues, assessing and developing suppliers, conducting supplier visits, collaborating with design and purchasing teams, managing incoming-goods inspection, preparing quality reports, improving process control and DFM outcomes, tracking metrics, and delivering strategic projects. Requires an engineering or manufacturing degree, technical problem-solving skills, stakeholder professionalism, and willingness to travel domestically and internationally.