Aerospace Cleanroom Quality Engineer – Design & Containment

47G; Saint George (UT); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, Dental & Vision Insurance

401(K) Retirement Account

Tuition Assistance

Flexible Work Schedule

Paid Time Off

Job summary

RAM Aerospace is hiring a Quality Engineer (Cleanroom) to ensure pristine, compliant flight hardware in an ISO Class 7 environment. You will collaborate with design and manufacturing engineers, lead containment and non-conformance investigations, and drive corrective actions across programs.

You will also host customer visits, support audits, and champion continuous improvement to reduce scrap and yield losses while maintaining rigorous quality standards for spaceflight components.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in an engineering discipline is required.
• Experience leading root cause analysis using 8D, 5 Whys, or Cause and Effect in manufacturing.
• Cleanroom or aerospace manufacturing experience is highly preferred.
• Knowledge of ISO/AS9100/ISO9001 quality systems is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Collaborate with design engineers during design reviews and process creation.
• Maintain and improve ISO Class 7 cleanroom quality systems and contamination controls.
• Lead containment and root cause investigations for non-conformances and equipment failures.
• Present corrective actions and findings to stakeholders and customers as needed.
• Review documents and procedures for compliance with policies and customer requirements.

Skills

Quality engineering

Cleanroom

Root cause analysis

Lean Six Sigma

Technical drawings

Documentation

Education

Engineering degree

Tools

APQP

FMEA

Job description

RAM Aerospace is hiring a Quality Engineer (Cleanroom) to ensure pristine, compliant flight hardware in an ISO Class 7 environment. You will collaborate with design and manufacturing engineers, lead containment and non-conformance investigations, and drive corrective actions across programs.

You will also host customer visits, support audits, and champion continuous improvement to reduce scrap and yield losses while maintaining rigorous quality standards for spaceflight components.