Top Quality Manager Jobs

Leads site quality control and quality management system activities for a coatings manufacturing facility. Oversees QC laboratory operations, ISO 9001 compliance, audits, CAPA, equipment calibration, KPI reporting, root-cause investigations, Lean Six Sigma projects, product changes, and quality risk decisions. Manages quality staff, budgets, training, and EHS compliance, while serving as backup to the Production Manager and supporting manufacturing operations.

Manage and implement the project Quality Control program through inspections, documentation, and corrective actions. Coordinate QC meetings and reports, verify materials and subcontractor work, support testing and commissioning, ensure regulatory inspections for TCO/CO, and collaborate with project teams to drive site-specific quality, safety compliance, and resolution of deficiencies.

Oversee quality control for federal construction projects at Fort Sill. Develop and maintain Quality Control Plans under the Army Corps Three Phases of Control, review submittals and specifications, coordinate inspections and testing, document evaluations, manage nonconformances, and implement corrective actions. The role requires leadership, construction quality expertise, compliance with contractual and safety standards, and frequent work in outdoor project environments.

Oversee quality control for federal construction projects, including developing Quality Control Plans under the Army Corps Three Phases of Control, reviewing submittals and specifications, coordinating inspections and testing, documenting evaluations, resolving nonconformances, and implementing corrective actions. The role requires collaboration with project stakeholders, leadership of quality activities, compliance with contractual and safety standards, and occasional travel to active project sites.

Leads site-level quality execution for manufactured products and processes. Responsibilities include managing the Quality Management System, audits, procedures, corrective actions, quality metrics, continuous improvement, customer complaints, control plans, PFMEAs, and process controls. The role manages and develops site Quality personnel, guides Quality Engineers across multiple locations, supports manufacturing transfers and growth, and collaborates with Engineering, Operations, Supply Chain, and customers.

Leads software quality assurance for video collaboration applications across hardware, networked, and Internet platforms. Manages QA staff, defines testing strategy and standards, performs functional, integration, regression, performance, load, and stress testing, and develops automated test scripts. Oversees documentation, process improvement, vendor quality, stakeholder communication, hiring, coaching, and career development. This is a hands-on, fully onsite management role in Fort Collins, Colorado.

Leads a multifunctional quality team supporting quality, reliability, testing, and inspection activities. Responsibilities include recruiting and developing personnel, allocating resources, communicating requirements with internal teams and DCMA, managing risks and metrics, and ensuring product acceptance and delivery comply with contractual, AS9100, and internal quality standards. The role also requires quality engineering expertise, drawing interpretation, inspection measurement experience, and compliance with defense and explosives-related clearance requirements.

Leads quality engineering initiatives across product design, materials, production, testing, and supplier performance. Directs technical evaluations, failure investigations, material review board decisions, corrective and preventive actions, inspection and testing processes, and statistical analysis. Collaborates with engineering, manufacturing, supply chain, program management, customers, and suppliers to resolve quality issues and improve product and process performance. Manages quality teams and initiatives while supporting compliance with industry and military specifications.

Leads quality engineering initiatives across product design, materials, manufacturing, testing, and supplier performance. Directs technical evaluations, failure investigations, material review board decisions, corrective and preventive actions, inspection and testing processes, and statistical analysis. Collaborates with engineering, manufacturing, supply chain, program management, and customers to resolve quality issues and improve product and process performance. The role also involves team leadership, quality strategy development, and presenting findings to senior management.

Leads a multifunctional quality team supporting THAAD products across quality, reliability, testing, and inspection. Responsibilities include staffing and developing personnel, allocating resources, managing quality risks and metrics, communicating with internal and government stakeholders, and ensuring product acceptance and contractual compliance. The role requires aerospace quality-system expertise, manufacturing quality experience, nonconforming material disposition, complex problem solving, and eligibility for a Secret clearance.

Leads Quality Engineers and Inspectors while managing recruitment, training, resource allocation, work assignments, and performance recognition. Oversees quality processes across Quality, Reliability, Test, and Inspection; communicates requirements with internal teams and DCMA; manages risks, opportunities, and metrics; and ensures product acceptance, delivery, and compliance with contractual and internal standards. The role supports mission-critical defense products and requires Secret clearance eligibility, interim clearance, and ATF employee possessor approval.

Leads quality personnel and manages quality processes for mission-critical THAAD products. Responsibilities include recruiting and developing staff, allocating resources, communicating requirements with internal and government stakeholders, managing risks and metrics, ensuring product acceptance and delivery, and maintaining contractual and quality compliance. The role requires expertise in AS9100, product life-cycle quality, nonconforming material disposition, FAI, CCB, CAB, and complex quality problem solving.

Manages quality engineering teams and quality systems across product design, materials, manufacturing, reliability, suppliers, and research and development. Oversees technical evaluations, inspections, testing, statistical analysis, failure investigations, corrective actions, supplier certification, and process improvement. Collaborates with engineering, manufacturing, supply chain, program management, and customers to ensure compliance, reliability, and performance standards.

Manages multiple quality, reliability, testing, or inspection functions in a manufacturing environment. Leads staffing, training, performance management, resource allocation, budgets, quality-system implementation, risk management, metrics, and product acceptance. Ensures internal and contractual quality requirements are flowed down and met. The role may oversee calibration, test and measurement equipment, electro-mechanical systems, and nondestructive aircraft inspections.

Leads multiple quality, reliability, test, or inspection functions. Manages personnel, resources, priorities, performance, and quality requirements while ensuring compliance with contractual and internal standards. Oversees quality metrics, corrective actions, risk management, continuous improvement, product acceptance, and delivery. Coordinates across engineering, manufacturing, supply chain, and program management to resolve issues and meet quality, cost, schedule, and customer objectives.

Leads end-to-end supplier quality management for an aerospace supply chain, including supplier audits, issue resolution, quality metrics, risk analysis, supplier development, and continuous improvement. Collaborates with engineering, production, and procurement teams while balancing leadership responsibilities with individual contributor work. Requires quality systems expertise, data analysis, regulatory knowledge, project management, and the ability to travel to supplier sites.

Manages QA/QC activities for semiconductor facility construction projects. Responsibilities include enforcing contractor quality programs, reviewing documentation and specifications, coordinating audits and inspections, managing nonconformance reports, chairing QA/QC meetings, ensuring code compliance, supporting site construction teams, and transitioning equipment and systems to facilities ownership. The role requires semiconductor construction and quality-control experience, knowledge of industrial codes, construction scheduling, and strong project-management capabilities.

Manages pharmaceutical and nutraceutical QA programs, including cGMP compliance, batch record and laboratory data review, batch disposition, deviations, change controls, validations, equipment qualifications, SOPs, audits, and QA staff training. Ensures adherence to FDA, USDA, SQF, HACCP, CFR Part 111, and CFR Part 211 requirements while leading investigations, corrective actions, and regulatory and client audit support.

Manage site quality systems and laboratory operations in a chemical manufacturing environment. Lead quality technicians, testing, calibration, audits, complaints, nonconformance and OOS investigations, CAPA, customer quality activities, ISO compliance, continuous improvement, and quality reporting. Oversee laboratory chemicals, equipment, safety, data integrity, training, and inventory while partnering cross-functionally to improve product consistency and prevent quality escapes.

Leads clinical quality improvement initiatives in an inpatient hospital setting. Manages performance improvement projects and quality outcome metrics, including readmissions, mortality, hospital-acquired conditions, sepsis, and medication errors. Applies recognized improvement methodologies, key driver diagrams, Pareto charts, Excel pivot tables, and project management tools. Requires formal quality improvement experience, certification or training, a relevant bachelor’s degree, and demonstrated success improving clinical outcomes.

Manages quality control and workplace health and safety programs at a facility. Supervises auditors and inspectors, enforces quality plans, conducts audits and inspections, delivers training, investigates deficiencies, tracks incidents, reports trends, and drives continuous improvement. Requires CMQ/OE certification, substantial QMS experience, construction or facility management quality experience, OSHA knowledge, and proficiency with Microsoft Office.

Manages the contractor quality control program for USACE and healthcare construction projects. Leads three-phase control meetings, inspections, submittal compliance, testing, commissioning, documentation, deficiency correction, and Government coordination. Ensures compliance with contract documents, healthcare regulations, building codes, safety requirements, ICRA, and life-safety standards. Requires extensive USACE RMS experience, healthcare facility construction knowledge, quality management expertise, and relevant certifications.

Leads QA operations across manual testing, test automation, application releases, user acceptance, and beta testing. Supervises and develops QA personnel, coordinates test planning and defect management, guides C#/.NET automation and CI/CD integration, evaluates release readiness, and communicates quality risks. The role also supports environment validation, production issue reproduction, reporting, and continuous improvement while partnering with Product, Development, DevOps, Support, and business stakeholders.

Assists with daily quality assurance operations in automotive manufacturing. Oversees quality standards, customer complaint investigations, root cause analysis, corrective actions, audits, SPC, capability studies, and continuous improvement. Supervises and develops QA associates, monitors quality performance, coordinates across shifts and departments, and supports compliance with IATF 16949 and other quality management systems.

Supports the QC Manager on a federal construction project by inspecting mechanical and electrical work, conducting preparatory, initial, and follow-up inspections, reviewing plans and submittals, documenting deficiencies and corrective actions, and ensuring MEP systems meet contract, design, and government acceptance requirements. The role requires daily on-site presence, coordination with stakeholders, QC documentation, training support, and participation in critical systems acceptance inspections.