Metrology Engineer I: Precision Inspection & QC

Bausch + Lomb; Kirkwood (MO); On-site; USD 65,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

Bausch + Lomb is seeking a quality inspection professional to develop and implement inspection methodologies for components and subassemblies. You will lead measurement system analysis, setup fixtures, and program automated inspection equipment to ensure dimensional accuracy and compliance with engineering drawings.

As part of cross-functional teams, you will qualify new processes, support supplier qualifications, and drive corrective actions in a highly regulated medical device environment in

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Engineering or related technical field, or equivalent experience.
• Minimum of three years in mechanical inspection, dimensional metrology, or quality inspection.

Responsibilities

• Participate on cross-functional project teams to establish quality requirements for new or revised products.
• Develop and qualify methodologies for mechanical inspection and procedures.
• Create set-up fixtures and programs for automated/non-contact inspection equipment (CMM, vision systems).
• Coordinate and perform Measurement System Analysis as required.
• Perform routine inspections and lead root cause investigations.
• Collaborate with cross-function teams to implement corrective actions.
• Participate in supplier qualification activities.

Skills

Dimensional metrology

GD&T (ANSI Y14.5)

CMM programming

Reading engineering drawings

Quality inspection

Education

Bachelor's degree in Engineering

Tools

CMM

Vision systems

Optical comparators

Job description

Bausch + Lomb is seeking a quality inspection professional to develop and implement inspection methodologies for components and subassemblies. You will lead measurement system analysis, setup fixtures, and program automated inspection equipment to ensure dimensional accuracy and compliance with engineering drawings.

As part of cross-functional teams, you will qualify new processes, support supplier qualifications, and drive corrective actions in a highly regulated medical device environment in