Aerospace Quality Systems Specialist – QMS & Audits

The Boeing Company; Hazelwood (MO); On-site; USD 78,000 - 159,000; Full time

Job summary

The Boeing Company in Hazelwood, MO is seeking a Quality Systems Specialist (Associate, Experienced or Senior) to help ensure product quality across hardware and software projects. You will review requirements, develop QA plans and participate in audits under general supervision.

The role emphasizes implementing RCCA, managing non-conformances, and coordinating with suppliers to meet program quality standards. Travel up to 10% may be required, and U.S. citizenship and export controls apply.

Qualifications

• 1+ year of experience in Quality Management Systems (QMS).
• 1+ year of experience with quality inspection and/or auditing.
• 1+ year of experience with RCCA processes and implementing corrective actions.
• 1+ year of experience working with Non-conformance (NCR) processes.

Responsibilities

• Assist in reviewing proposals, contracts, regulatory, program and customer requirements to prepare QA plans and tests.
• Maintain quality directives, policies, processes, procedures and metrics across programs and customers.
• Collect data to support root cause analysis of routine problems.
• Provide ideas and concepts for corrective action development.
• Support quality source selection and supplier quality reviews for program requirements.
• Assist with hardware, software and system audits to ensure QA compliance.
• Document audit results and provide recommendations for material disposition.
• Work under general supervision.

Skills

Quality Management Systems

Quality Inspection

Root Cause and Corrective Action

Non-conformance (NCR) processes

Job description

The Boeing Company in Hazelwood, MO is seeking a Quality Systems Specialist (Associate, Experienced or Senior) to help ensure product quality across hardware and software projects. You will review requirements, develop QA plans and participate in audits under general supervision.

The role emphasizes implementing RCCA, managing non-conformances, and coordinating with suppliers to meet program quality standards. Travel up to 10% may be required, and U.S. citizenship and export controls apply.