Mechanical Supplier QA: Quality, Audits & Compliance

Fluidstack; New York (NY); On-site; USD 138,000 - 186,000; Full time

Job summary

Fluidstack is seeking an experienced Supplier Quality Engineer to own the quality of mechanical equipment—CDUs, chillers, pumps, and piping—from qualification through delivery in our New York operations.

You will run supplier audits, production readiness reviews, and source inspections before shipment, while defining inspection plans and witnessing factory acceptance tests. Strong root-cause skills and a track record of preventing escapes are essential.

Qualifications

• You've done supplier quality for mechanical or HVAC equipment manufacturers, on their floors.
• You've witnessed factory acceptance tests and failed one when it deserved to fail.
• You write inspection plans from drawings and specs, not from templates.
• Your corrective actions close with evidence, and repeat escapes from your suppliers are rare.
• Bonus: Liquid cooling equipment, ASME and ISO quality systems, welding and brazing inspection, PPAP or APQP experience.

Responsibilities

• Own supplier quality for mechanical equipment: CDUs, chillers, pumps, and piping packages from qualification through delivery.
• Run supplier audits and production readiness reviews before award, and source inspections before anything ships.
• Set the inspection and test plans suppliers build to, including factory acceptance test witness points.
• Drive root cause and corrective action on quality escapes, and verify the fix at the supplier floor, not on paper.

Skills

Supplier quality

Factory acceptance tests

Inspection plans

Root cause analysis

Quality systems

Job description

Fluidstack is seeking an experienced Supplier Quality Engineer to own the quality of mechanical equipment—CDUs, chillers, pumps, and piping—from qualification through delivery in our New York operations.

You will run supplier audits, production readiness reviews, and source inspections before shipment, while defining inspection plans and witnessing factory acceptance tests. Strong root-cause skills and a track record of preventing escapes are essential.