Supplier Quality Engineer

Your Role

As our next Supplier Quality Engineer, you'll be at the forefront of shaping our organization's success. This isn't just a job - it's a career move where you will thrive, learn, and enjoy coming to work.

• Lead/participate in supplier audits as required and update/maintain the Approved Supplier List and Audit Schedule.
• Provide process verification of inspection procedures, resolve measurement discrepancies, and improve correlation in measurement method between suppliers and Receiving Inspection.
• Collaborate with suppliers and applicable CPC functional teams in developing highly capable, repeatable, and reproducible test methods.
• Interface with suppliers to drive corrective/preventive actions through SCAR and/or CAPA process based on risk‑based decisions from quality signals in Receiving Inspection and manufacturing floor to prevent reoccurrence.
• Provide Supplier Quality Engineering support to Sourcing team in support of supplier performance management and agreement negotiations.
• Provide input to design and manufacturing documentation including material specifications, drawings, inspection procedures, and manufacturing procedures, to ensure that the resulting products can be adequately manufactured and tested.
• Participate in supplier selection process and specification reviews with suppliers.
• Collaborate cross functionally to specify quality characteristics and inspection plans for components.
• Collaborate with Tooling, Design, Manufacturing, Product Management, and Supply Chain in planning and executing new or refurbished tools.
• Participate in continuous improvement collaboration, execution, and training.
• Collaborate with Sourcing on Supplier risk management to execute Supplier strategic initiatives.
• Perform other job duties as assigned to meet business needs.

• Four‑year engineering degree with a minimum of 3 years of quality industry experience, or technical degree with a minimum of 10 years of quality industry experience.
• Exposure to ISO: 9001:2015 and ISO: 13485:2016.
• Experience working with data and statistical analysis software.
• Strong communication skills.
• Experience with problem‑solving tools.
• Role may require 20% domestic travel; candidates should be comfortable with occasional travel.

• Health & Wellness:
  • Comprehensive medical, dental, vision coverage starting day one for you and your family.
  • Health Savings Account (HSA) contributions for eligible plans.
  • Company‑paid long‑term & short‑term disability and life insurance for added security.
  • On‑site gym & wellness programs to help stay active and healthy.
• Financial Benefits:
  • 401(k) plan with automatic employer contributions starting on day one, plus profit‑sharing to invest in your future.
  • Referral bonuses – get rewarded for connecting talented friends and family to CPC job openings.
• Pay Range: $80,000.00 – $ / Annually
  • Pay range is the scale for this role in Minnesota. Individual compensation is based on skills, experience, and qualifications related to this position.
• Bonus Eligibility: No

• Job Location:
  
  Arden Hills, Minnesota, United States.
• Work Arrangement:
  Onsite.
• Subdivision:
  Quality.
• Job Requisition .
• Job Function:
  Quality & Continuous Improvement.

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