Quality Inspector
crux manufacturingPflugerville (TX)
About the role
Job Description:
Quality Inspector Crux Manufacturing – Austin, TX
Full‑Time Crux Manufacturing is a growing precision manufacturing company focused on quality, consistency, and accountability. We operate with structured inspection processes and strong cross‑department collaboration to ensure every part meets requirements before shipment. We offer an environment where employees can continuously learn, expand their skills, and grow their careers.
Responsibilities:
Perform Inbound Inspections (materials, purchase orders, packing slips, certifications)
Conduct First Article / First Part Inspections with 100% dimensional verification
Perform In‑Process Inspections per sampling plans and report out‑of‑tolerance conditions
Complete Final Inspections, including preparation and review of AS9102‑compliant First Article Inspection Reports
Pre‑Shipment Inspections for accuracy, quantity, labeling, and packaging
Identify, tag, and document non‑conforming material and support resolution
Accurately complete inspection paperwork
Use calibrated inspection tools and reference calibration data when required
Work closely with Production, Quality, and Shipping teams
Qualifications:
Experience in manufacturing quality inspection (machining or precision manufacturing preferred)
Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings and routers
Familiar with inspection tools such as calipers, micrometers, gauges, and microscopes
Strong attention to detail and documentation accuracy
Comfortable working in a fast‑paced manufacturing environment
Good communication skills and a team‑oriented mindset Why Crux Manufacturing Opportunities to learn, improve, and grow your career in manufacturing quality
Quality‑driven environment with clearly defined processes
Professional shop with a strong team culture
Learn more about us atwww.cruxmanufacturing.com
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