Supplier Quality Engineer

Active Staff are proud to be partnered with an Innovative, award winning Electronics Manufacturer in Andover who are on the lookout for a Supplier Quality Engineer. The successful candidate will support the implementation of the company's quality strategy, taking ownership of supplier quality and working closely with suppliers, Engineering, R&D and Manufacturing teams.

Monday - Thursday: 08:30 – 17:00

Friday: 08:30 – 15:30

Benefits for the Supplier Quality Engineer:

* Free onsite parking

* Bi-annual bonus scheme

* 25 days holiday + BH

* Company Christmas Closure

* Birthday gift vouchers

* Discounts to high street retailers and more through Perk box

* Life Assurance

* Sick Pay

The role of the Supplier Quality Engineer:

* Managing supplier quality complaints, returns and NCRs/SCARs.

* Investigating manufacturing rejects and determining whether materials/components meet specification.

* Monitoring supplier performance and incoming material quality.

* Conducting First Article Inspections (FAIs) and supporting new product/material introductions.

* Conducting initial and ongoing supplier audits.

* Managing supplier changes, including product changes and end-of-life situations.

* Working with Engineering and R&D on product development and engineering changes.

* Supporting the release of non-conforming materials following investigation and risk assessment.

* Producing regular quality reports, including defect trends and Pareto analysis.

* Supporting supplier development and continuous improvement activities.

* Creating and maintaining incoming goods inspection templates.

* Visiting suppliers when required to investigate quality issues and conduct audits

Experience of the Supplier Quality Engineer:

* 3+ years' experience in quality management within an industrial manufacturing/product development environment.

* Experience working directly with suppliers and managing quality issues.

* Knowledge of ISO 9001, with ISO 13485 and/or AS 9100 highly desirable.

* Experience with NCRs, SCARs, corrective actions, FAIs and supplier audits.

* A practical understanding of engineering and manufacturing processes.

* Strong analytical, organisational and problem-solving skills.

* Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.

* Good knowledge of Microsoft Office, particularly Excel, Word and PowerPoint
Only candidates based in UK and eligible to work in UK are allowed