Vested Talent Ltd
Quality Engineer - Medical Devices & Precision Manufacturing
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Quality Engineer
We are recruiting a Quality Engineer for an established precision engineering manufacturer producing high-value, quality-critical components for medical devices, aerospace, defence, and other regulated sectors.
This is a newly created role within a close-knit manufacturing business, offering direct access to the Quality Manager and genuine scope to improve processes, influence standards, and introduce better ways of working. The company is also part of a growing group of specialist engineering and medical-technology businesses.
Your role
You will support quality across the full manufacturing process, from incoming materials and supplier documentation through to production, inspection, and batch release.
Key responsibilities will include:
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- Investigating internal and customer non-conformances
- Leading root-cause analysis and CAPA activities
- Supporting goods-inwards inspection and supplier-quality improvements
- Making practical disposition decisions on non-conforming products
- Reviewing drawings, specifications, inspection records, and CMM reports
- Completing batch-release and traceability activities
- Supporting internal, customer, supplier, and third-party audits
- Maintaining procedures, work instructions, and quality records
- Analysing KPIs and quality trends to identify improvement opportunities
- Working closely with production, engineering, and inspection teams to reduce defects and improve right-first-time performance
What you will bring:
- Experience working within an ISO 13485 medical-device manufacturing environment
- Strong Excel skills, including creating formulas and using data to produce reports
- CAPA, non-conformance management, and root-cause analysis
- Batch release, product disposition, and traceability
- Reading engineering drawings and specifications
- Manufacturing inspection methods and standard metrology equipment
- Quality Management Systems and internal audits
- Writing and maintaining controlled quality documentation
- Communicating confidently with production teams, suppliers, and customers
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Experience of CNC machining, AS9100, ISO 9001, ERP or MRP systems, Power BI, Lean, Six Sigma, or GMP would be advantageous but is not essential.
Working hours:
Mon–Thu 7:00 am–3:30 pm | Fri 7:00 am–2:30 pm
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