Supplier Quality Engineer

Hamel, MN
Full Time
Engineering and Operations
Mid Level

Supplier Quality Engineer

Imagine your engineering experience at work with an industry leader!

Enjoy a supportive and inclusive atmosphere with a wide-ranging benefits package, and excellent job security!  For over 70 years, Tolomatic has been a family-owned company and over that time has become an innovative leader in pneumatic and motion control products with a global reach.  Take advantage of this opportunity to use your engineering skills while working on a variety of made-to-order projects.

As a part of the team, you will enjoy:

  • A clean, modern, climate-controlled work environment.
  • Convenient location off Highway 55 offering an easy commute.
  • Starting salary range $81,000 to $92,000 DOE
  • Great employee benefits including: Medical, Dental, Disability, Life, PTO, Profit Sharing, 401K Plan, Annual Bonus and Tuition Reimbursement.
  • Real, achievable advancement opportunities.

About You:

  • Bachelor’s degree or equivalent in mechanical or manufacturing/industrial engineering.
  • Up to or greater than 2 years of general experience in a manufacturing environment covering a broad range of related quality functions and machining various materials from a quality and manufacturability perspective.
  • At least 1 year of specific experience in developing, implementing, and coordinating quality plans.
  • Demonstrated ability in statistical process control techniques, methods, procedures and systems.
  • Intermediate level of PC (Microsoft Office) and SPC software experience.
  • Sound decision making skills.
  • Excellent verbal and written communications skills
  • Ability to travel domestically and internationally.

Primary Objective:

To develop, implement, and maintain a robust supplier quality assurance process, analyze quality performance data, conduct regular supplier audits, and lead continuous improvement initiatives to enhance product quality and supplier performance. To ensure that all products and materials from external suppliers meet the company’s quality standards. To ensure compliance with industry standards and regulations and to contribute to the delivery of high-quality products to customers.

The Company:

We’re the Trusted Partner When Motion Matters. Our actuators are at the heart of the automation revolution. Our passion for linear motion is advancing electric vehicle manufacturing, optimizing food production, enhancing patient outcomes, and more. We’re a tight-knit team that takes pride in building world-class automation equipment—and lasting relationships with our customers. a leading supplier of electrical linear actuators and electric linear motion control and pneumatic actuators and cylinders.

If you have previous experience as a Quality Engineer, we want to hear from you!  Do not miss out on this opportunity. Join the Tolomatic team today!

All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to the individual's race, color, sex, national origin, religion, age, disability, genetic information, status as a military veteran or any other characteristic protected by applicable law.

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