Quality Technician - Precision Machining

Running and programming Hexagon Coordinate Measuring Machine (CMM) using PC‐DMIS. Checking that raw materials or products meet quality requirements. Maintaining calibration records for inspection equipment. Reviewing production plans for quality requirements. Estimating time involved to assure each product's quality. Assisting writing and reviewing testing and inspection plans. Assisting with vendor audits. Verifying flow down of quality

to vendors and suppliers. Verifying supplier and material certifications.

Conducting inspection of product from vendors and suppliers. Investigating defects and writing non-conformances documenting defects and causes. Writing corrective actions as necessary to prevent non-conformance recurrence and communicating findings. Communicating with other departments to schedule flow through quality. Conforming to regulations and international standards when it comes to testing and quality assurance.

2 years of relevant experience in quality inspection, manufacturing, machining, or a related environment. Strong math and technical skills. Experience using standard inspection gauges, including calipers, height stands, micrometers, bore gauges, or similar tools. Experience using a coordinate measuring machine. Understanding of quality control standards, inspection methods, and testing practices. Ability to document inspection results, defects, nonconformances, and corrective actions clearly and accurately. Proficiency with Microsoft Office applications. Ability to work effectively with manufacturing and operations teams.

Understanding of geometric dimensioning and tolerancing. Experience using JobBOSS2 or a similar enterprise resource planning system. Experience reviewing supplier and material certifications. Experience supporting supplier audits, nonconformance investigations, or corrective actions. Familiarity with AS9100D or quality

in aerospace, defense, or another regulated manufacturing environment. What Makes Someone Successful Here Strong attention to detail and a consistent approach to inspection work.

Sound math, measurement, and technical problem‐solving skills. Clear communication across manufacturing, operations, suppliers, and other departments. Ownership of quality issues from identification through resolution. Good judgment when balancing production priorities with quality and compliance requirements. A commitment to accuracy, craftsmanship, accountability, and continuous improvement.

Benefits, Schedule & Perks Hourly wage: $20 - $27 Full‐time, Monday - Friday 401(k) with company match Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision coverage Paid time off and company holidays Work Authorization & Clearance This position requires the ability to work in the United States without current or future sponsorship. Depending on the nature of the work, the ability to obtain and maintain a U.S. security clearance may be required.