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Quality Engineer
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What they do
A Product Quality Engineer evaluates and tests products and manufacturing systems, to ensure that products are produced that meet quality and performance standards as well as safety and regulatory requirements. Develops product quality standards and monitors production and product testing.
$90,361 / year median in Wisconsin
+1% projected growth
Job Description
Quality Engineer Manitowoc Pattern and Machining (MP&M) | Manitowoc, WI On-site | Monday - Friday, Day Shift Do you love organization as much as problem-solving? If you're the kind of engineer who enjoys creating structure, improving processes, and making sure the details are right the first time, this could be the perfect fit. At MP&M, our Quality Engineers play a critical role in ensuring customer requirements are met through accurate documentation, disciplined processes, and continuous improvement. From PPAP submissions and Control Plans to PFMEAs and root cause investigations, you'll help keep our manufacturing operation running at its best. This role is ideal for someone who takes pride in organization, enjoys technical documentation, and finds satisfaction in solving manufacturing challenges before they become customer issues. You'll Be Responsible For Developing and maintaining PPAP documentation Creating and updating Control Plans, PFMEAs, and Process Flow Diagrams Supporting new product launches Leading root cause investigations and corrective actions Monitoring quality trends and recommending improvements Working closely with Engineering, Production, Suppliers, and Customers Supporting ISO and IATF quality systems You Might Be a Great Fit If You... Enjoy detailed technical documentation. Like creating organized systems and processes. Are naturally analytical and curious. Believe details matter. Want to make manufacturing better every day. Prefer collaboration over working in a silo. If you're someone who enjoys bringing structure, solving problems, and taking pride in getting the details right, we'd love to hear from you.