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Location: Cumbria

About the Opportunity:

Join a pioneering engineering company at the forefront of cutting-edge electronic and mechanical systems. Operating in a high-precision, quality-driven environment, this business plays a key role in delivering reliable, high-specification products across critical sectors including aerospace and defence. As part of a collaborative central Quality function, you’ll help shape and uphold standards that drive product excellence and customer confidence.

Key Responsibilities:

As a Supplier/Quality Engineer, you’ll take ownership of quality performance across the supply chain and production processes, helping to ensure issues are resolved efficiently and long-term improvements are driven across the business.

  • Collaborate across departments and suppliers to resolve supplier quality issues and ensure robust corrective actions are implemented using 8D or 5Y tools.

  • Lead internal Root Cause Analysis (RCA) activities and support external failure investigations on customer returns.

  • Manage non-conformance processes, MRB (Material Review Boards), and First Article Inspection reviews.

  • Conduct internal and external audits to ensure compliance with ISO 9001 and AS9100 standards.

    Experience Required:

    We’re looking for a proactive, detail-oriented problem solver with a strong quality mindset and an ability to work cross-functionally in a dynamic, technical environment.

  • Experience working in ISO 9001 environments (AS9100 knowledge preferred).

  • Strong root cause and corrective action experience using tools like 8D and 5Y.

  • Skilled in reading and interpreting complex engineering drawings.

  • Confident managing supplier relationships and quality performance.

  • Comfortable using ERP systems (IFS/SharePoint ideal) and conducting hands-on failure analysis
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