Aerospace Quality Engineer - Aftermarket

Prattwhitney; North Berwick (ME); On-site; USD 69,000 - 131,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Healthcare benefits

401(k) match

Paid time off

Job summary

Pratt & Whitney in North Berwick, ME seeks a Quality Engineer to ensure aftermarket operations meet aviation quality standards and FAA requirements. You will mentor inspectors, review drawings, and support ACE/CORE quality initiatives.

The role reports to the site Quality Manager and follows an alternate work week schedule, with typical hours 3:30PM–11:30PM. FAA-regulated facility; strong emphasis on regulatory compliance and continuous improvement.

Qualifications

• Advanced degree and 6+ months of experience in Quality, Engineering or Operations in regulated industries.
• Bachelor's degree with 2+ years of relevant experience; or Associate’s with 4+ years.
• High school diploma or technical/military training with 6+ years of relevant experience accepted.

Responsibilities

• Lead teams to investigate root causes of escapes and non-conformances and define corrective actions.
• Review products, processes and work instructions for compliance.
• Approve FAI’s, Service Masters and interface with Engineering and Customer Support on issues.
• Participate in ACE/CORE/SixSigma initiatives and quality projects.
• Provide technical guidance to inspectors and interface with production supervision.

Skills

Aerospace quality standards

AS9100 knowledge

AS9102 knowledge

GD&T interpretation

Quality management systems

Lean/ACE/SixSigma/QA tools

SAP ERP experience

Solumina MES experience

Inspection tooling knowledge

MS Office proficiency

Education

Advanced degree

Bachelor's degree in engineering/related

Associate’s degree with experience

High School Diploma or technical training + experience

Tools

SAP ERP

Solumina MES

Job description

Pratt & Whitney in North Berwick, ME seeks a Quality Engineer to ensure aftermarket operations meet aviation quality standards and FAA requirements. You will mentor inspectors, review drawings, and support ACE/CORE quality initiatives.

The role reports to the site Quality Manager and follows an alternate work week schedule, with typical hours 3:30PM–11:30PM. FAA-regulated facility; strong emphasis on regulatory compliance and continuous improvement.