Supplier Quality Engineer

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Raymond, OH0–6 yrs1h agovia LinkedIn

Role: Supplier Quality Engineer

Location: Raymond, Ohio, United States

Job Type: Full-Time, hybrid office/remote

Role Overview

Support supplier part and process maturation for new-model programs, ensuring components and production processes meet timing, capacity, and mass-production quality requirements. This role involves technical assessment, supplier collaboration, conformance review, and improvement work across development and trial activity.

Key Responsibilities

  • Review and summarize supplier process controls, including failure-mode analysis, quality-control tables, operating standards, and manufacturing-quality standards.
  • Prepare, develop, and manage approvals for part conformance before sellable units.
  • Provide technical assessment during tooling trials and crisis activity.
  • Work with suppliers to resolve quality and tooling concerns.
  • Evaluate and report initial part conformance through dimensional analysis and specification testing.
  • Confirm planned volume correction and cycle-time achievement against capacity needs.
  • Support departmental special projects and implement improvement plans with teammates.

Requirements & Tech Stack

  • Knowledge of measurement systems, geometric dimensioning and tolerancing (GD&T), stamping, welding, and computer-aided design (CAD).
  • Proficiency with common office applications and ability to learn new technology.

Qualifications

  • Bachelor's degree in engineering or equivalent relevant experience.
  • 0–6 years of experience, depending on education.

The role requires travel about two to three days each week, often overnight and internationally. Travel may increase during critical development periods. Last-minute crisis travel and schedule adjustments for trial builds may be required.

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