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The Supplier Quality Engineer ensures supplier compliance with quality standards, assesses suppliers, monitors prototypes, manages nonconformities, and educates suppliers on best practices to meet project milestones.

The Quality Engineer develops and maintains quality assurance protocols for CNC machining, ensuring compliance with standards and customer satisfaction. They manage quality systems, oversee quality technicians, analyze data, and implement process improvements.

The Production Supervisor trains and supervises staff, ensures quality and safety compliance, promotes continuous improvement, manages production flows, and maintains documentation.

The Quality System Coordinator manages corrective action processes, PFMEA RPN reduction, and quality training to support cross-functional teams and compliance.

The HR Generalist manages daily HR functions including recruitment, compliance, employee relations, benefits administration, and performance management.

The CMM Programmer performs metrological inspections, programs and operates CMM equipment using specialized software, and manages data collection and calibration for quality assurance.

The Quality Engineer performs Quality Engineering functions for production, prepares documentation, provides support for quality issues, and supervises quality personnel.

The Senior Quality Engineer plans and conducts quality assurance activities, evaluates processes, and ensures compliance with quality standards in manufacturing. Responsibilities include analyzing data, mentoring staff, and implementing continuous improvements.

Manage programs by liaising with customers and suppliers, tracking budgets, supervising equipment, leading teams, and ensuring quality standards in production.

The Controls Engineer maintains and troubleshoots industrial automation systems, mentors technicians, and supports manufacturing engineering with control systems development.