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Smith & Wesson Brands, Inc

Supplier Quality Engineer

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A Supplier Quality Engineer manages relationships with suppliers with a focus on improvement of product quality. Performs audits to ensure compliance with quality standards of their organization and regulatory standards.

$101,412 / year median in Massachusetts

-5% projected decline

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Supplier Quality Engineer Smith & Wesson Brands, Inc•3.3 Springfield, MA Job Details $64,000•$102,000 a year 1 day ago Qualifications Statistical software Statistics Measurement-based inspection Engineering process optimization GD&T First article inspection Precision measurement in machining ASME codes & standards Quality control problem-solving Productivity software Continuous process improvement (CPI) Supplier quality assurance (SQA) Data analysis software
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$64,000•102,000 Position Description Provide solid data feedback using a wide variety of quality tools to support manufacturing, engineering, purchasing, incoming inspection, and our suppliers Use your practical, hands-on engineering knowledge to support manufacturing in both proactive and reactive roles by means of the scientific method of problem solving Conduct supplier quality audits of existing and new suppliers to accurately assess the health, consistency, reliability and overall performance of the supplier Work in a variety of areas including metal cutting, MIM, PM, and plastics to develop and strengthen relationships with our suppliers Create, follow through upon, and close NCMRs Lead First Article Inspections through communicating requirements of the drawing and design to the supplier Continuously support our incoming inspection department related to measurement and process improvements Assist internal quality engineers with containment & work around opportunities while focusing on solving the root cause Minimal travel required up to 5% Requirements Minimum requirement of an Associate's degree in Engineering. Possess or be working toward a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical, Manufacturing, Industrial, or Materials engineering. An ASQ Certification in engineering is acceptable in lieu of a BS in Engineering. An extensive, proven work history in the requirements listed below will be considered in lieu of a degree and/or ASQ certification 4•10 years of floor level, hands-on supplier quality and/or manufacturing experience is required Tool and die background a significant plus Must possess a strong working background with inspection tools/methods and
ASME Y14.5M GD & T
Experienced in setting up and conducting a first article submission A genuine belief in continuous improvement and disciplined processes, with a willingness to analyze, challenge and change processes, if needed, to create a more efficient environment and culture Demonstrated ability to manage and complete multiple projects and objectives successfully Excellent problem solving and analytical skills, with the ability to influence individuals and groups at all levels of our organization with strong interpersonal skills Must be highly motivated and driven•accomplish tasks and report data with little or no supervision Proficient with Microsoft Office applications, statistical tools and related software "
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