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CisLunar Industries is seeking a Supplier Quality Engineer in Loveland, CO to build and manage a high-integrity supplier network for flight hardware. You will drive quality from prototype to repeatable flight builds, ensuring suppliers deliver conforming products while improving performance.
The role interfaces with engineering, manufacturing, and supply chain to embed quality in designs and processes, balancing rigor with startup velocity and scale.
We are seeking a Supplier Quality Engineer to develop and manage the quality of our supplier network for flight hardware for high-voltage power processing units (PPUs) supporting electric propulsion systems. This role is ideal for someone who understands the discipline, rigor, and quality expectations of low-volume, high-reliability aerospace systems, but can apply that rigor pragmatically within a fast-moving startup.
You will have an opportunity to build the systems and methods from the ground up for our new product lines. This will require owning the transition from lightly documented prototypes to repeatable, auditable flight builds, without slowing innovation.
You will be responsible for ensuring suppliers consistently deliver conforming products while helping suppliers improve their overall performance. You will work proactively with Supply Chain to reduce risk and ensure the best fit suppliers are chosen. You will also work closely with engineering and manufacturing to ensure designs meet expectations and can be effectively communicated to suppliers.
This is a hands-on, high-judgment role suited for an engineer who has experienced both R&D experimentation and flight discipline and knows when to apply each.
This position involves access to flight hardware and technical data controlled under U.S. export control laws. Candidates must therefore qualify as a U.S. Person - a U.S. citizen or national, a lawful permanent resident, or an individual granted asylum or refugee status. This requirement stems from federal export regulations, not from a preference regarding citizenship or national origin.