Quality Engineer Early Career

Ready to turn your technical education into hands-on manufacturing experience?

Our client is looking for an early-career Quality Engineer who is eager to learn, solve problems, work with data, and build a career in quality and manufacturing.

This is an excellent opportunity for a recent graduate or someone with limited professional experience who has a technical background and wants exposure to real-world quality systems, continuous improvement, manufacturing processes, and problem-solving. You do not need to come in knowing everything-We're looking for someone with a strong foundation, curiosity, and the drive to grow.

You'll work alongside experienced manufacturing and quality professionals while gaining exposure to a variety of quality initiatives. Responsibilities will include:

• Supporting the company's Quality Management System and quality standards
• Participating in Lean Manufacturing and continuous improvement projects
• Assisting with internal quality audits and corrective actions
• Collecting and analyzing manufacturing and quality data
• Supporting Statistical Process Control (SPC) initiatives
• Creating graphs, reports, diagrams, and other quality documentation
• Helping investigate problems, identify root causes, and recommend solutions
• Supporting customer quality concerns and non-conformance activities
• Assisting with procedures, documentation, training, and other quality-related projects

The position provides exposure to standards including ISO 9001, ISO 17025, and Nadcap
, making it a strong opportunity to develop highly marketable quality and manufacturing experience.

We're especially interested in candidates who are early in their careers and ready to learn
. You may be a recent graduate, have a year or two of experience, or have technical/manufacturing experience that you're ready to build upon.

A two-year technical degree in Quality, Statistical Analysis, or a related area can qualify you for consideration; a four-year technical degree is also welcomed.

You'll be a strong fit if you bring an interest in quality, manufacturing, data analysis, statistics, metallurgy, or process improvement
, along with solid computer skills and the ability to communicate clearly. Familiarity with SPC, Lean Manufacturing, ISO standards, machining drawings, or statistical software is a plus-but we encourage candidates who are still developing these skills to apply.

This isn't a role where you'll spend your first few years sitting on the sidelines. You'll have the chance to learn quality engineering by actually doing it - working with data, investigating problems, supporting improvement projects, and gaining exposure to recognized quality systems and manufacturing operations.

If you're looking for that important first or early-career opportunity where you can learn, contribute, and develop into a well-rounded Quality Engineer.