Supplier Quality Engineer (ECS)

BAE Systems, Inc.; Nashua (NH); On-site; USD 60,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

BAE Systems, Inc. seeks a supplier quality professional to audit aerospace electronics suppliers, investigate nonconformances, and lead root-cause corrective actions to prevent recurrence.

You will coordinate PPV/PPAP activities and AS9102 first article inspections to ensure compliance and prevent defects. You will use supplier metrics to drive improvement plans and collaborate with engineering, supply chain, and program teams to mitigate risk and ensure first-time quality in a fast-paced

Qualifications

• Experience auditing suppliers for aerospace electronics.
• Investigate nonconformances and lead root-cause corrective actions.
• Perform PPV/PPAP and AS9102 first article inspections.
• Use supplier metrics to drive improvement plans.
• Collaborate with engineering, supply chain and program teams to mitigate risk and ensure first-time quality.

Responsibilities

• Audit suppliers for aerospace electronics and ensure compliance.
• Investigate nonconformances and lead corrective actions.
• Lead PPV/PPAP and AS9102 first article inspections as required.
• Develop improvement plans using supplier performance metrics.
• Collaborate with engineering, SCM and programs to prevent defects.

Skills

Supplier auditing

Root cause analysis

PPV/PPAP

AS9102 FAI

Cross-functional collaboration

Job description

Drive supplier quality for aerospace electronics by auditing suppliers, investigating nonconformances, leading root-cause corrective actions, performing PPV/PPAP and AS9102 first article inspections, using supplier metrics to create improvement plans, and collaborating with engineering, supply chain, and program teams to mitigate risk and ensure first-time quality.

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Avg wage $69K

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