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Verify Inc.

Senior Quality Engineer

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What they do

An Additive Manufacturing Engineer develops and executes manufacturing process plans for additive manufacturing, which use a range of laser-based or advanced printing techniques to build up models layer by layer. Improves processes and plans, designs and executes tooling requirements. Develops operator training courses.

$96,499 / year median in Alabama

+10% projected growth

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Job Description

Overview Industry:
Aerospace/Defense Position:
Senior Quality Engineer Location:
Auburn, AL Duration:
1
Year Initial Duration Frequency:
Full-time, Contract -to-
Perm Pay Range:
$45.00-$60.00 B.O.E. The Opportunity A major additive manufacturing aerospace facility in Auburn, AL, is scaling 3D-printed parts from qualified designs into full-rate, high-volume production. Parts have already cleared NPI, and as production ramps up, the role calls for a Senior Quality Engineer who's comfortable navigating the process changes, planning updates, and engineering revisions that come naturally with scaling manufacturing. This is a highly autonomous role for an experienced QE who can take true ownership of a high-volume part number - managing its quality plan, working daily issues to resolution, and partnering with technical and manufacturing teams with minimal day-to-day oversight. You'll be in the middle of the action: working the floor, the data, and the paperwork to keep production moving without sacrificing quality. What You Must Bring Solid working proficiency in PolyWorks and CMM programming/data analysis - this is used daily for dimensional verification and is not something we can train from scratch. Hands-on experience with CT (computed tomography) inspection for internal/dimensional verification of additively manufactured parts. Real experience with Material Review Board (MRB) processes - dispositioning nonconformances, working cross-functionally, and keeping production unblocked. Hands-on familiarity with powder-based metal additive manufacturing processes - including build-plate/substrate removal and post-build depowdering - not just general 3D printing exposure. Working knowledge of downstream part-finishing processes common to additive manufacturing, including EDM and heat treatment. Comfort working through planning updates and engineering changes in a live, high-volume production environment - not a static, low-change setting. 5+ years in quality engineering, ideally in a manufacturing environment with frequent process and engineering change activity. Ability to interpret engineering drawings, specifications, and GD&T without hand-holding. What Sets a Great Candidate Apart Prior experience supporting aerospace additive manufacturing in a high-volume or full-rate production environment (rather than prototyping or low-rate builds). Experience transitioning parts or processes from NPI into sustained production. A track record of keeping MRB and disposition cycle times short without cutting corners on quality. Experience applying standard aerospace quality frameworks (e.g., AS9100) to additive manufacturing processes - you understand how AM fits into a broader aerospace quality system, not just how to run the equipment. What You'll Actually Do Run/Analyze CMM/PolyWorks and CT inspections to verify dimensional and internal quality of additively manufactured parts, including parts that pass through EDM and heat treatment. Participate in MRB to disposition nonconformances and drive root cause and corrective action. Review and process planning updates and engineering changes, assessing quality impact before they hit the floor. Partner with manufacturing engineering and production teams to resolve quality issues that surface as volume ramps up. Maintain and improve inspection plans and quality documentation as processes evolve. Report quality trends, risks, and process changes in a regular cadence with Verify and customer leadership. Requirements Ability to commute to Auburn, AL - this is an in-person role. Minimum 5 years quality engineering experience in a manufacturing environment. Experience with CMM/PolyWorks, CT inspection, and MRB processes. Familiarity with powder-based metal additive manufacturing processes, including downstream EDM and heat treatment steps. Verify, Inc. is an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender, gender identity or expression, national origin, age, political affiliation, marital status, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.

Benefits

  • Dental Insurance