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Quality Engineer (Manufacturing/ Aerospace)

Ernest Gordon Recruitment Careers
Exeter
6 days ago
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Quality Engineer (Manufacturing/ Aerospace)

Exeter

£35,000 - £40,000 + Progression + Training + Company Benefits + Overtime + Early Finish Friday

Are you a Quality Engineer seeking a role within a cutting-edge, leading manufacturing business in the aerospace and engineering sectors, where you'll receive comprehensive training, ample professional development, and clear long-term career progression opportunities within a growing team?

Do you want the opportunity to work for a business that's known for its innovation, family-feel culture and commitment to delivering excellence across its customer base?

On offer is a fantastic opportunity to join a well-established, industry-leading manufacturer based in Marsh Barton, Exeter. Known for its commitment to quality and innovation in the aerospace and engineering sectors, the company offers a close-knit team environment, ongoing training, and clear progression paths. You'll be joining a business that values continuous improvement and invests in the long-term development of its people.

In the role you will play a key part in ensuring that all products meet stringent customer and regulatory requirements. You'll be investigating non-conforming parts, driving root cause analysis, liaising with various departments and external clients, and supporting the continuous improvement of quality processes across the business. Wi...

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