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Supplier Quality Engineer

Isembard

Salary not stated

Job type
Permanent
Location
London
Posted
2w ago

Job description

About Isembard

Isembard is rebuilding industrial capacity through a connected network of factories. We bring skilled people, advanced machine tools and our own software, MasonOS, together to make precision components for aerospace, defence, energy and robotics.

The role

Our parts depend on materials, components and special processes from outside suppliers, and the network can only grow as fast as that supplier base can be trusted.

You will develop and maintain a capable, aerospace-ready supplier base across Isembard's network, from qualification and risk assessment to performance monitoring and corrective action. It is a central role working with procurement, supply chain, engineering and site quality teams, with the independence to raise concerns and escalate risk without compromising conformity. Expect travel to suppliers and Isembard sites.

  • Lead supplier qualification and approval: capability assessments, risk-based audits and approved-supplier recommendations.
  • Define supplier quality requirements, including material certification, conformity documentation, flow-down clauses and special-process approvals.
  • Monitor supplier performance and prioritise improvement by risk.
  • Own supplier nonconformance investigations, containment and corrective action, and check the fix worked.
  • Support receiving and source inspection and first article inspection (AS9102 where applicable).

What you bring

  • Four or more years in supplier quality, manufacturing quality or quality engineering in precision or regulated production.
  • Working knowledge of AS9100 / EN 9100 or ISO 9001 requirements for external providers, traceability and corrective action.
  • Experience running supplier assessments or audits.
  • Practical root cause analysis and corrective action.
  • Confidence with drawings, specifications, tolerances and certification requirements.
  • Useful, not essential: aerospace, defence, CNC machining or high-mix precision manufacturing, NADCAP special processes and raw-material traceability, CMM inspection, GD&T, MSA or SPC, or lead auditor or comparable quality credentials.