Cabin Quality Engineer - Interiors & Trim

Harbinger Motors Inc.; Garden Grove (CA); On-site; USD 100,000 - 150,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Comprehensive Health, Dental & Vision

Early-stage Stock Options

401k, HSA, FSA

Generous PTO & Parental Leave

Annual Vacation Bonus

Wellness & Fertility Benefits

Cell Phone Stipend

Complimentary Meals

Job summary

Harbinger Motors Inc. is seeking a hands-on Quality Engineer to own the HC CAB interior and exterior quality, collaborating with suppliers, product designers and production teams to uphold high standards across lifecycles.

You will define quality standards, lead root-cause analyses, and drive continuous improvements, ensuring processes and products meet stringent cabin‑system requirements. Strong project Mgmt and cross‑functional liaison are essential.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Engineering (Mechanical, Electrical, Manufacturing) or related field.
• 3–5 years in manufacturing quality or supplier quality engineering involving control of class A surfaces.
• Proficiency with ISO-9001:2018 or IATF 16949; familiarity with APQP, SPC, PPAP, FMEA.

Responsibilities

• Monitor quality performance metrics and identify high-impact issues using supplier, process, and warranty data.
• Lead root-cause analysis and ensure cross-functional accountability with data-driven methods.
• Define inspection standards, quality gates, and supplier quality protocols for cabin systems.

Skills

Hands-on engineer

Bias for action

Quality mindset

Class A surfaces

Travel up to 30%

Education

Bachelor's degree in Engineering

Job description

Harbinger Motors Inc. is seeking a hands-on Quality Engineer to own the HC CAB interior and exterior quality, collaborating with suppliers, product designers and production teams to uphold high standards across lifecycles.

You will define quality standards, lead root-cause analyses, and drive continuous improvements, ensuring processes and products meet stringent cabin‑system requirements. Strong project Mgmt and cross‑functional liaison are essential.