Quality Engineer
aequorBoonton (NJ)
About the role
Starting your career in quality engineering? Join a leading orthopedic medical device company and help make sure products that improve patients' lives meet the highest standards. This role is ideal for an engineering graduate who enjoys hands-on work, solving problems, and working with teams across the business.
🔧 What You'll Do:
-Help ensure products meet requirements through audits, inspection, and testing Develop and implement corrective and preventive actions (CAPA)Collect and analyze data for gauge and product evaluation Write procedures, specifications, and standards for products and processes Identify the people, gauges, procedures, and materials needed to launch new products Work with suppliers to make sure they can deliver quality products Partner with cross-functional teams, suppliers, and outside experts to reach quality goals✅ What You BringB.S. in Engineering, or a related Bachelor's degree with a quality engineering certification (e.g., CQE)Basic knowledge of blueprint reading and GD&TFamiliarity with FDA quality system regulations (QSR/QMSR) and ISO standards Understanding of FMEA, design assurance, and product testing method Hands-on experience with CMMs and optical comparators Strong written and verbal communication skills Proficiency in Microsoft Office Ability to meet deadlines and build strong working relationships⭐ Nice to Have - Certified Quality Engineer (CQE) - Medical device experience, especially in orthopedics - Quality or manufacturing co-op/internship experience✈️ Travel: Up to 20% 💡Why Apply? This is a strong launch point for an early-career engineer, with exposure across quality, manufacturing, suppliers, and new product development, and real room to grow.📩 Interested? Apply now or send me a message to learn more.#Quality Engineer #Quality Engineering #Medical Devices #Orthopedics #Entry Level #Engineering Jobs #CQE #Hiring #TechAM
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