Quality Control Engineer II – Automotive QA & Improvement

True North Consultants, Inc.; Columbus (OH); On-site; USD 75,000 - 85,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

Life Insurance

401K Match

Tuition Reimbursement

Job summary

Stanley Electric is seeking a Quality Control Engineer II in Ohio to join a fast-paced automotive supplier environment. This role focuses on investigating quality issues, leading cross-functional continuous improvement, and ensuring conformance to customer quality standards.

The ideal candidate holds a Bachelor's degree in engineering, 3–6 years of manufacturing QA experience, and proficiency with FMEA, PQCT, GD&T, and ISO 9000/AIAG guidelines; relocation not offered; remote work not available;

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Engineering required.
• 3–6 years in a manufacturing environment, Engineer III level or equivalent.
• Experience with automotive supplier quality, preferably with Japanese automakers.
• Knowledge of FMEA, PQCT, capability studies and GD&T.

Responsibilities

• Investigate, analyze and resolve production quality issues and apply statistics to trends.
• Lead cross‑functional continuous improvement activities to address defects.
• Communicate quality issues between internal and external groups per standards.
• Establish and track quality standards to ensure consistent production.
• Prepare PQCTs using FMEA and GPAC‑V for risk mitigation.
• Participate in process audits and document problem tracking monthly reports.
• Train and mentor new engineers in a hands-on environment.

Education

Bachelor's degree in Engineering

Tools

FMEA

PQCT

GD&T

Capability studies

ISO 9000

AIAG standards

Job description

Stanley Electric is seeking a Quality Control Engineer II in Ohio to join a fast-paced automotive supplier environment. This role focuses on investigating quality issues, leading cross-functional continuous improvement, and ensuring conformance to customer quality standards.

The ideal candidate holds a Bachelor's degree in engineering, 3–6 years of manufacturing QA experience, and proficiency with FMEA, PQCT, GD&T, and ISO 9000/AIAG guidelines; relocation not offered; remote work not available;