Supplier Quality Engineer — APQP/PPAP Expert

Web-Industries-; Marlborough (MA); On-site; USD 85,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

Web Industries is seeking a Supplier Quality Engineer to ensure purchased materials and supplier processes meet quality requirements. This onsite role in Marlborough, MA involves supplier qualification, audits, APQP/PPAP support, and leading corrective actions.

Requires 3–5 years in supplier quality and a technical engineering degree. Responsibilities include reviewing drawings with GD&T, analyzing quality data, and driving continuous improvement with Lean/Six Sigma methods.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in engineering, manufacturing, quality, industrial technology, or related technical discipline.
• Three to five years of experience in supplier quality, manufacturing quality, or related manufacturing environment.
• Structured quality and problem solving methodologies knowledge (8D, PFMEA, Control Plans, APQP, PPAP, SPC, MSA).
• Ability to interpret engineering drawings, GD&T, and dimensional requirements.

Responsibilities

• Evaluate and monitor supplier quality performance using scorecards, metrics, defects, and KPIs.
• Lead supplier-related nonconformance and corrective-action activities including SCARs and 8D analysis.
• Conduct supplier qualifications, audits, and process capability assessments.
• Support APQP/PPAP activities for new products and process changes.

Skills

Analytical and problem-solving

Communication skills

GD&T interpretation

Education

Bachelor’s degree in engineering/quality/science

Tools

Microsoft Office

QMS knowledge

Job description

Web Industries is seeking a Supplier Quality Engineer to ensure purchased materials and supplier processes meet quality requirements. This onsite role in Marlborough, MA involves supplier qualification, audits, APQP/PPAP support, and leading corrective actions.

Requires 3–5 years in supplier quality and a technical engineering degree. Responsibilities include reviewing drawings with GD&T, analyzing quality data, and driving continuous improvement with Lean/Six Sigma methods.