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Graduate Quality Engineer

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Graduate Quality Engineer - Engineering Graduate Opportunity

Are you an engineering graduate ready to launch your career? Join a pioneering manufacturer with over 50 years of success and become part of a team where your ideas matter. Why Apply?

Enjoy genuine career progression:
For the right person, there is a clear path to becoming a future Quality Manager. You will be supported in growing and leading, making a real impact early in your career.

Work-life balance:
Finish at 1:30 pm on Fridays, giving you more time for your interests and a head start on the weekend.

What's on offer:

Salary up to £30,000, depending on experience.
4 weeks' holiday, rising to 5 with service, plus bank holidays.
Real opportunities for progressionWhat you will be doing:

You will work across quality inspection, supplier liaison, and internal process improvement, giving you hands-on experience from day one. You'll develop your skills quickly, working closely with experienced professionals and learning what it takes to progress towards a management role.

What you will need:

Degree in engineering (mechanical, automotive, aerospace, or similar)
Ideally, some engineering or manufacturing experience (placement or internship, etc.)
Effective communication and Microsoft Office skillsReady to take the next step? Apply now to join a global leader and make your mark. If your CV isn't up to date, we can help. To discuss in confidence, call our team and quote reference 4590 Graduate Quality Engineer.

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