Supplier Quality Engineer

Hired

Greensburg, IN0–6 yrs55m agovia LinkedIn

About the Role

Honda Development & Manufacturing of America is seeking a Supplier Quality Engineer for 2nd shift in Greensburg, IN. You will investigate parts quality issues, coordinate third-party sorting operations, and lead supplier root cause analyses to safeguard vehicle assembly throughput.

Key Responsibilities

  • Investigate incoming part nonconformances on the assembly floor utilizing blueprints and CATIA 3D data.
  • Direct third-party part sorting contractors and confirm containment effectiveness on active quality issues.
  • Authorize engineering part and process change points in collaboration with Supplier Assurance teams.
  • Lead root cause problem-solving and permanent countermeasure verifications with OEM parts suppliers.
  • Track and report quality spill costs and defect metrics within the North American Reporting System (NARS).

Requirements & Tech Stack

  • Bachelor’s degree in Engineering (Mechanical, Manufacturing, Industrial) or equivalent experience.
  • 0-6 years of experience in automotive supplier quality, quality assurance, or manufacturing engineering.
  • Familiarity with automotive stamping, welding, plastic molding, and GD&T measurement systems.
  • Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite and CAD viewing software.
  • Ability to work dedicated 2nd shift hours with minimal supervision.

Qualifications

  • Bachelor’s degree in Engineering (Mechanical, Manufacturing, Industrial) or equivalent experience.
  • 0-6 years of experience in automotive supplier quality, quality assurance, or manufacturing engineering.
  • Familiarity with automotive stamping, welding, plastic molding, and GD&T measurement systems.
  • Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite and CAD viewing software.
  • Ability to work dedicated 2nd shift hours with minimal supervision.

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