Quality Inspection & Analysis Technician II

Cadrex; Northern (KY); Hybrid; USD 42,000 - 62,000; Full time

Job summary

CADREX Manufacturing Solutions seeks a Quality Engineering Technician II to support QA activities by conducting advanced inspections, analyzing data, and assisting in problem-solving for continuous improvement. This onsite role in Kentucky requires familiarity with inspection tools and collaboration with engineering teams to uphold product and process quality.

Responsibilities include performing FAI/PPAPs, collecting data, generating reports, and supporting root-cause investigations.

Qualifications

• 2+ years experience in quality inspection or quality engineering support in manufacturing.
• Proficient reading of blueprints, GD&T; strong quality documentation experience (FAI, PPAP, NCRs).
• Strong knowledge of quality tools, inspection methods, and SPC.

Responsibilities

• Conduct advanced inspections of components and assemblies using precision tools (calipers, micrometers, CMMs, optical comparators).
• Collect and analyze inspection data, generate reports, and recommend improvements based on findings.
• Support root cause investigations and assist in CAPA plans.
• Perform FAI, PPAPs, and capability studies for new and existing launches.
• Ensure compliance with ISO, customer, and internal standards; maintain documentation.
• Audit internal processes and workstations for quality compliance.
• Collaborate with Quality Engineers and cross-functional teams to resolve issues.

Skills

Quality tools

Inspection methods

SPC

GD&T

Reading blueprints

Documentation (FAI/PPAP/NCR)

Microsoft Office

Quality software (Minitab, QMS)

Analytical skills

Team collaboration

Independent work

Education

High School Diploma

Tools

Minitab

QMS systems

Microsoft Office

Job description

CADREX Manufacturing Solutions seeks a Quality Engineering Technician II to support QA activities by conducting advanced inspections, analyzing data, and assisting in problem-solving for continuous improvement. This onsite role in Kentucky requires familiarity with inspection tools and collaboration with engineering teams to uphold product and process quality.

Responsibilities include performing FAI/PPAPs, collecting data, generating reports, and supporting root-cause investigations.