Verso Recruitment is delighted to collaborate with an established and rapidly growing technology business in their search for a Supplier Quality Engineer. This role offers a unique chance to make a significant impact within a dynamic and forward-thinking company.

The Supplier Quality Engineer will play a pivotal role in enhancing supplier development, with a focus on reducing defects in components. This position not only promises a challenging and rewarding work environment but also the opportunity to work closely with industry experts and multi-disciplined teams.

Key Responsibilities:

- Engage in PPAP, FMEA, and APQP processes to ensure quality standards.

- Visit suppliers to elevate their quality offerings.

- Collaborate with various teams to identify and implement areas of improvement.

Essential Skills and Experience for the Supplier Quality Engineer:

- Demonstrated experience in supplier development.

- Proven track record in establishing quality-related processes.

- Ability to showcase experience in defect reduction.

- In-depth knowledge of ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 standards.

- Familiarity with Lean manufacturing and Six-Sigma methodologies.

- Experience working with high-value, low-volume products.

Why This Role Stands Out:

Joining this esteemed business means becoming part of a team that values innovation and quality. The role offers a platform to utilise and expand your expertise in supplier quality engineering, while contributing to the company's ongoing success. The company’s commitment to excellence ensures that your skills will be both challenged and honed, providing a fulfilling career trajectory.

If you are ready to elevate your career and contribute to a leading name in the instrumentation industry, consider applying for this role. Embrace the chance to work in a stimulating environment where your contributions are valued and your professional growth is supported. Apply today and take the next step in your career journey.

You can contact Cathy Swain (phone number removed) or via email at (url removed)