Quality Assurance Technician: Inspector, Auditor & PM Lead

DWYER INSTRUMENTS, LLC; Town of Middleton (WI); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

DWYER INSTRUMENTS, LLC is seeking a Quality/QA professional to manage incoming inspections, QA processes, and vendor performance in our ISO-certified facility in Wisconsin. The role involves RMA handling, non-conforming material control, and contributing to quality metrics.

You will lead internal audits, manage calibration and preventative maintenance programs, and drive corrective actions with root-cause analysis. Strong MS Office skills and independent collaboration are essential.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Quality, Electronics, or Operations related field preferred; Associate's degree preferred, but not required.
• Work experience of 1-3 years in an ISO certified manufacturing facility preferred.

Responsibilities

• Incoming Inspections and First-Article Inspections; log records and monitor flagged parts.
• Issue and resolve RMAs; report quality trends to management.
• Control of Non-Conforming Material; log NCM transactions.
• Vendor evaluation, feedback on nonconforming material; follow-up on SCARs.
• Calibration program management and scheduling; on-site or off-site calibration setup.
• Preventative maintenance scheduling and task completion on time.
• ESD program management and employee training on ESD practices.
• Internal audits leadership and participation; document control and quality system updates.
• Corrective Actions: root cause analysis and closure; participate in Change Control Board discussions.

Skills

Strong leadership

Team building

Attention to detail

Multitasking

MS Office

Effective communication

Fast-paced environment

Education

Bachelor's degree in Quality/ Electronics/ Operations

Associate's degree (preferred)

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

DWYER INSTRUMENTS, LLC is seeking a Quality/QA professional to manage incoming inspections, QA processes, and vendor performance in our ISO-certified facility in Wisconsin. The role involves RMA handling, non-conforming material control, and contributing to quality metrics.

You will lead internal audits, manage calibration and preventative maintenance programs, and drive corrective actions with root-cause analysis. Strong MS Office skills and independent collaboration are essential.