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Gentherm México, with plants in Acuña, Celaya, and Monterrey, seeks a Quality Engineer focused on Incoming Inspection to safeguard material quality and drive supplier performance in automotive manufacturing.
You will lead the inspection planning, supplier complaints, and CAPA processes while ensuring IATF 16949 alignment and ISO safety standards across the supply chain.
Your Career. Your Impact. Your Future.
Gentherm, we believe the next big breakthrough begins with you. As a global leader in thermal management and pneumatic comfort technologies, we develop advanced systems that deliver meaningful solutions to enhance health, wellness, comfort, and efficiency in everyday life. Our products and innovations are created for you, by you.
The Incoming Inspection Quality Engineer directly influences the quality of the final product, ensuring that only compliant materials enter production. Through shelf life control, effective supplier complaints, and the generation of defect charges, they protect customers from defective leaks and ensure cost recovery for the organization. This position leads the plant's materials quality control strategy, strengthening relationships with suppliers and developing competencies in international automotive regulations (IATF 16949), risk analysis, and continuous improvement in the supply chain to meet specific customer requirements.
At Gentherm México, we offer more than a job — we offer a path to make a difference. With plants in Acuina, Celaya, and Monterrey, we’re strategically positioned in Mexico’s automotive industry and part of a global team shaping the future of mobility. We value innovative, execution-driven talent and offer a safe, inclusive, and growth-focused workplace where you can develop cutting-edge automotive technologies.
Gentherm is an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration without regard to race, color, religion, sex, age, national origin, genetic information, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability, or protected veteran status.