Quality Assurance Quality Control Inspector

Our client specializes in advanced open‑cavity packaging solutions for the semiconductor industry. Through a commitment to innovation, precision engineering, and quality, they deliver RoHS/REACH‑compliant components that support evolving electronics manufacturing and assembly requirements. Their collaborative approach and technical expertise enable them to provide unique packaging solutions for a wide range of applications.

This is a 60‑day assignment‑to‑hire opportunity supporting quality assurance and manufacturing operations in a semiconductor packaging environment. The QA Inspector plays a critical role in ensuring product quality throughout incoming, in‑process, and final inspection activities while supporting production flow and continuous improvement initiatives.

• Perform visual inspections of incoming, in‑process, and finished components using microscopes, magnification equipment, and inspection tools.
• Inspect incoming materials and identify defects such as stains, voids, plating issues, and other nonconformities.
• Monitor product quality throughout manufacturing operations and evaluate work‑in‑process components.
• Determine disposition of parts including acceptance, rework, recleaning, or rejection, and clearly identify areas requiring corrective action.
• Perform component cleaning and rework activities in accordance with established procedures.
• Verify kitted orders for correct components, quantities, cleanliness, and damage‑free condition.
• Conduct sampling inspections of kitted and finished products to confirm compliance with quality standards.
• Accurately document inspection results and maintain traceable quality records.
• Operate inspection and testing equipment to verify product conformance.
• Package approved products for shipment following quality and handling requirements.
• Assist with light manufacturing duties as needed to support production schedules.
• Participate in quality initiatives, compliance efforts, and continuous improvement activities.

• High School Diploma, GED, or equivalent.
• Ability to use tweezers and small tools while working under a microscope.
• Ability to read and follow inspection, assembly, and rework instructions.
• Strong attention to detail and basic math skills.
• Ability to communicate effectively in English, both verbally and in writing.
• Ability to pass a background check.
• Ability to successfully complete a pre‑employment drug screening.

• Previous electronics manufacturing experience.
• Experience working in a lean manufacturing environment.

Applicants must be authorized to work for ANY employer in the US. We are unable to sponsor or take over sponsorship of employment Visas.