Senior CMM & Quality Assurance Engineer

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OverviewWalker Group provides advanced high-precision manufacturing services from centres of excellence located in the UK and Poland. We are seeking a Senior CMM & QA Engineer to join our technical team in Glasgow.This role is critical in ensuring the accuracy and integrity of complex, high-specification components across the aerospace, space, defence, and telecommunication sectors. The ideal candidate will have proven experience, programming and operating Coordinate Measuring Machines (CMM), a deep understanding of quality systems, and a passion for maintaining the highest standards in metrology and inspection. Responsibilities
Comply with all Health & Safety and Environmental policies and regulations. Proactively identify hazards and promote a safe, sustainable work environment. Develop CMM inspection programs and methodologies for New Product Introductions (NPI), including fixture design, gauging identification, probing strategies, and alignment routines to ensure accurate and repeatable measurements. Create, test, and optimise existing inspection CMM programs using PC-DMIS & Calypso; alternative software will be considered. Support first article, in-process, and final inspections to ensure components meet customer specifications. Apply GD&T principles and interpret engineering drawings and 3D CAD models accurately. Generate detailed inspection reports and maintain records for traceability and audits. Document non-conformances and support continuous improvement initiatives / cost reduction activity of manufacturing processes. Support cost estimations through detailed analysis from a quality aspect. Provide technical support and troubleshooting of shop floor CMMs. Support investigations / Root Cause Analysis for any defective part and implement corrective actions within a cross-functional team. Liaise with customers on drawing updates and change requests from a dimensional and inspection methodology. Conduct capability analyses (e.g., Cp, Cpk) of production processes to assess measurement system performance and ensure process stability and compliance with quality standards. Utilise SPC tools, including run charts and control charts, to monitor process performance and support data-driven decisions for continuous improvement. Train operators or inspectors on inspection equipment and procedures. Support quality certification efforts by preparing and participating in audits, ensuring compliance with standards and implementing corrective actions based on audit findings. Ensure all CMM programs, probe configurations, and inspection documentation are finalised, version-controlled, and ready for production handover. Perform routine calibration and verification of CMMs and measurement tools to ensure accuracy and reliability.
Skills and Attributes
Technical Skills: CMM Programming with PC-DMIS & Calypso (offline and online); GD&T; inspection methods (FAI, in-process, final, and visual); statistical tools (SPC, Cp/Cpk, run charts, control charts); basic Minitab; use of manual measurement tools; CMM probe calibration and stylus configuration; Excel-based reporting.
Personal Attributes: Proactive, problem-solver, task-oriented, detail-focused, adaptable, team player, reliable, continuous learner, effective communicator, sound judgment, emotional intelligence.
Qualifications & Experience
Time-served Engineer and/or HNC/HND/Degree in Engineering/Quality discipline. Proficient in Microsoft Office. Lean Six Sigma – advantageous. Statistical software – advantageous.
What’s in it for you?
Full-time, permanent contract, 40 hours per week, Monday to Friday. Attractive salary on offer. Company benefits: pension, life insurance, private medical healthcare, prescription protection eyewear, employee retail discounts. 33 days holiday per year (including Christmas closure). Opportunities to grow and develop within a supportive and collaborative environment.
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Location:
Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom
Job Type:
FullTime

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