Precision Inspector: Tooling & Machined Parts

Stellant Systems; Torrance (CA); On-site; USD 48,000 - 62,000; Full time

Job summary

Stellant Systems in Torrance, CA is seeking a meticulous Inspector Tooling/Machined Parts Prototype. You will perform receiving, in-line, and final inspections to ensure dimensional accuracy and conformance to drawings.

Responsibilities include interpreting GD&T, programming and operating PC-DMIS for CMM inspections, using optical comparators, and maintaining calibration of inspection tools. Collaboration with machinists and engineers is essential to drive quality improvements.

Qualifications

• Minimum 3 years in quality inspections of electronic and mechanical assemblies.
• Proven inspector in a precision manufacturing environment.
• Strong GD&T interpretation and blueprint reading.
• Hands-on PC-DMIS programming for CMM inspections.
• Proficient with precision tools (micrometers, calipers, height gauges).

Responsibilities

• Perform complex inspections on purchased mechanical parts and assemblies.
• Interpret drawings using GD&T to verify part compliance.
• Program and operate PC-DMIS for CMM inspections.
• Use optical comparators to inspect features and verify dimensional accuracy.
• Record results, generate NCRs, and maintain data in ERP/QC systems.
• Collaborate with machinists and engineers to resolve quality issues.
• Maintain calibration of inspection tools and ensure traceability.
• Contribute to continuous improvement initiatives for better quality.

Skills

GD&T

PC-DMIS

CMM programming

Optical comparators

Calipers/Micrometers

Education

High school diploma

Tools

PC-DMIS software

Optical comparators

ERP/QC systems

Job description

Stellant Systems in Torrance, CA is seeking a meticulous Inspector Tooling/Machined Parts Prototype. You will perform receiving, in-line, and final inspections to ensure dimensional accuracy and conformance to drawings.

Responsibilities include interpreting GD&T, programming and operating PC-DMIS for CMM inspections, using optical comparators, and maintaining calibration of inspection tools. Collaboration with machinists and engineers is essential to drive quality improvements.