Top Quality Manager Jobs

Leads the Quality Assurance team and manages the company’s QMS for high-reliability electronic component manufacturing. Oversees AS9100, ISO 9001, and MIL-STD-790 compliance; supplier quality, audits, CAPA, root cause analysis, failure analysis, DPA laboratory operations, and continuous improvement. Partners with Engineering, Operations, and Supply Chain to ensure product quality, regulatory compliance, and reliable outgoing products.

Develops and improves the corporate quality management program for renewable energy EPC projects. Standardizes quality policies, procedures, documentation, and performance expectations; supports pre-construction reviews, engineering quality controls, project quality plans, inspections, audits, corrective actions, and root cause analyses. Partners with engineering, procurement, construction, commissioning, operations, suppliers, subcontractors, and clients to ensure quality requirements are integrated across solar, battery storage, transmission, and related infrastructure projects.

Lead quality operations for a manufacturing site, including inspections, quality metrics, audits, QMS documentation, CAPA, root-cause investigations, supplier and customer quality issues, and continuous improvement. Coach quality personnel and employees while partnering with Operations, Engineering, Supply Chain, and Customer Service to improve processes, reduce defects, and maintain compliance.

Leads hospital quality management, accreditation, performance improvement, patient safety, and regulatory survey readiness. Analyzes quality data, facilitates multidisciplinary teams, teaches improvement methods, mitigates barriers, and supports sustainable process redesign. May coordinate DNV stroke or hip and knee certification programs, including registry maintenance, chart abstraction, education, committee facilitation, and recertification activities. Partners with clinical teams and providers to improve outcomes and maintain evidence-based practices.

Leads the plant Quality organization and oversees supplier, customer, process, reliability, inspection, audit, compliance, and corrective-action activities. Drives continuous improvement in customer satisfaction and cost of quality while managing staffing, budgeting, training, certifications, and quality systems. Requires strong leadership, analytical, communication, and problem-solving abilities, along with expertise in electronics manufacturing, Lean Six Sigma, quality standards, auditing, FMEA, failure analysis, reliability testing, and corrective action.

Manages construction quality assurance and quality control programs for semiconductor manufacturing projects. Develops quality management plans, oversees third-party inspection firms and contractors, reviews quality plans, monitors inspections and KPIs, resolves quality issues, manages resources and costs, audits compliance with specifications, and drives process improvements across site programs.

Manages medical device quality systems and regulatory compliance with ISO 13485 and FDA 21 CFR 820. Oversees QMS procedures, audits, inspections, CAPA, complaint and nonconformance investigations, root cause analysis, risk management, FMEA, process validation, quality metrics, and continuous improvement. Collaborates with R&D, manufacturing, regulatory affairs, and supply chain while training staff and maintaining FDA device registrations.

Leads quality operations for U.S.-manufactured space and defense star trackers. Establishes and maintains AS9100/ISO 9001 quality systems, inspection and testing criteria, audits, corrective actions, supplier quality processes, calibration and traceability systems, and configuration controls. Supports customer and regulatory compliance, monitors quality KPIs, and drives continuous improvement across production while coordinating with the France-based quality organization.

Leads quality planning, inspections, testing, nonconformance resolution, documentation, turnover readiness, audits, and risk management for complex mission-critical construction projects. Directs and develops quality personnel, coordinates third-party inspectors and testing agencies, interfaces with clients and design teams, reports quality performance to executives, and supports recovery of deficient projects. Requires strong construction technical knowledge, code familiarity, leadership, and willingness to work extended hours and deploy to project sites.

Leads plant quality operations across all shifts, including inspection, laboratory release, nonconformance disposition, audits, corrective action, customer complaints, calibration, and quality KPI improvement. Supervises quality personnel and partners with production teams on process control, first-article approvals, and compliance with ISO 9001. Requires manufacturing quality experience, technical drawing and GD&T expertise, root-cause analysis, SPC, and gauge/MSA knowledge.

Leads regional quality strategy and performance across two manufacturing and fabrication sites. Owns QMS effectiveness, ISO 9001 and AS9100 compliance, audits, supplier quality, corrective actions, customer escalations, risk governance, quality metrics, and continuous improvement. Manages regional quality personnel, drives cross-functional accountability, and has authority to stop shipments, quarantine products, approve deviations, and escalate regulatory risks. Requires frequent travel between Acworth, Georgia and Wallingford, Connecticut, with regular manufacturing-floor presence.

Oversee manufacturing quality programs across multiple divisions and plants. Develop and maintain UL and ISO 9000 compliance systems, conduct internal and supplier audits, manage calibration, investigate quality issues and complaints, analyze plant data, and improve procedures. Train employees and auditors, communicate quality requirements to manufacturing and sales leadership, ensure regulatory and customer compliance, and support continuous improvement, safety, and profitability objectives.

Manages site quality support for manufacturing operations, including QA plans, inspection processes, documentation, supplier and customer discrepancies, corrective actions, trend analysis, audits, and staff guidance. The role specializes in quality control for liquid cooling and thermal management systems, performing pressure, leak, flow, and hydrostatic testing; analyzing fluid performance data; supporting validation and qualification activities; investigating failures; and ensuring compliance with applicable standards and customer specifications.

The Quality Manager leads the quality department, overseeing incoming, in-process, final, and returned-product inspections. Responsibilities include internal audits, PPAP, corrective actions, product certification, quality management system changes, vendor quality issue resolution, customer complaint investigations, and coordination across locations. The role manages quality personnel and supports production compliance, process improvement, and supplier management.

Manages facilities service operations, quality control, compliance, budgeting, scheduling, inventory, vendors, customer relationships, and supervisory staff. Develops and audits quality processes, inspects sites and materials, ensures regulatory and safety compliance, coordinates service personnel, supports proposals and capital planning, investigates service issues, and provides employee training. The role may require driving between customer and company locations and occasional travel.

Leads quality management for a government program by maintaining the Quality Management Plan, establishing QA/QC controls, reviewing deliverables, executing software testing, monitoring performance metrics, and managing defects, risks, corrective actions, and audits. The role coordinates quality activities across program and technical teams, performs root-cause analysis, validates portal releases, supports government reviews, maintains quality records, and drives continuous process improvement.

Leads quality excellence at a flexible packaging manufacturing facility by managing the QMS, ensuring ISO and customer compliance, investigating complaints, driving corrective actions, monitoring quality metrics, conducting audits, and implementing Lean Six Sigma improvements. Partners with Operations and Engineering to improve process capability, supports new product introductions, develops quality personnel, and promotes a facility-wide culture of continuous improvement.

Manages operations and quality for facilities service programs, including scheduling, staffing, budgets, vendors, customer relations, inspections, inventory, regulatory compliance, and quality-control systems. Supervises employees, supports hiring and training, investigates service issues, develops process improvements, and coordinates contracts, estimates, and long-range planning. The role is primarily on-site, may require driving between locations, and includes occasional weekend support.

Lead supplier, production, product development, and product change quality activities for hardware and software products. Establish quality metrics, monitor supplier and manufacturing performance, manage defects and field failures, support ISO and FDA compliance, contribute to inspections, and drive continuous improvement. Serve as the quality representative for new product development, mentor team members, and collaborate with procurement, engineering, manufacturing, and organizational leaders to maintain inspection readiness and product quality.

Oversee the company’s quality, safety, and environmental management systems. Responsibilities include conducting audits, managing nonconformances and corrective actions, maintaining inspection and calibration programs, reviewing statistical data, preparing qualification reports and regulatory submissions, coordinating safety training, and ensuring compliance with ISO standards and applicable regulations.

Lead quality assurance compliance and oversight for a nuclear-related product line. Responsibilities include managing audits, supplier quality activities, inspections, procurement evaluations, corrective actions, nonconformance tracking, and export-control coordination. The role requires expertise in nuclear QA regulations and standards, audit documentation, technical drawings, and collaboration with engineering, suppliers, customers, and auditors. Approximately 10% domestic and European travel is required.

Leads plant quality management and continuous improvement initiatives to ensure safe, compliant, cost-effective production. Manages quality systems, customer complaints, vendor performance, defect investigations, root-cause analysis, corrective actions, quality reporting, and regulatory documentation. Coaches teams, drives right-first-time performance, supports GMP and SOP compliance, and partners with plant leadership to improve product quality, service, safety, and costs.

Leads global supplier quality assurance for Tier 1 and Tier 2 suppliers, including supplier qualification, audits, PPAP, NPI readiness, issue resolution, corrective actions, and continuous improvement. Manages supplier quality KPIs, risk stratification, manufacturing quality reviews, and compliance with quality systems. Leads and develops a Supplier Quality Engineering team while collaborating with Engineering, Supply Chain, Manufacturing, Operations, Program Management, and Compliance teams. Travel is required up to 25%.

The Senior Quality Manager oversees construction quality control programs, inspections, documentation, testing, commissioning, safety audits, subcontractor compliance, and corrective actions. They coordinate QC meetings, reports, quality plans, and project teams while ensuring materials and work meet contract, regulatory, and company standards. The role also supports agency relationships and inspection requirements for project completion approvals. Nationwide travel, job-site mobility, background checks, and drug testing are required.

Leads the quality function for a manufacturing operation, overseeing the Quality Management System, corrective actions, root cause analysis, audits, customer complaints, supplier quality, inspection plans, metrics, and continuous improvement. The role manages quality teams, ensures compliance with customer and regulatory requirements, reduces defects and waste, and builds organizational capability through coaching, performance management, and cross-functional collaboration.