Engineering Manufacturing jobs in Burlington

The Process Engineer will contribute to technology industrialization, process optimization, equipment design, and operational support. This hands-on role involves pilot equipment operation, process development, and data documentation, while fostering innovation, collaboration, and transparency.

The Senior Quality Manager will lead and enhance the quality management systems, ensuring compliance with ISO 9001 and AS9100 while driving continuous improvement initiatives. You will oversee audits, implement process optimizations, and collaborate cross-functionally to maintain high manufacturing and product integrity standards in a dynamic and growing environment.

The Senior Manufacturing Engineering Leader will oversee the development and optimization of manufacturing processes for laser medical equipment, focusing on enhancing production efficiency, product quality, and cost-effectiveness. This role involves leading continuous improvement initiatives, mentoring junior engineers, and ensuring compliance with quality and safety standards in a fast-paced manufacturing environment.

The Quality Assurance Engineer will provide high-level quality assurance engineering support, overseeing the implementation and improvement of the Quality Program for critical equipment design in the utility and nuclear industries. They will establish priorities, direct work, and offer technical expertise to department personnel to ensure the successful completion of quality-related tasks at our Burlington, Vermont facility.

The Quality Assurance Engineer is responsible for ensuring products meet stringent quality standards through root cause analysis, corrective actions, and process improvements. This role focuses on maintaining compliance with industry regulations, driving continuous improvement initiatives, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to enhance manufacturing quality and reliability.

The Materials Scientist will serve as a technical leader, responsible for driving initiatives to support the manufacturing, efficiency, and quality control of all materials and products. They will advance our technology through R&D projects and grow company capability.

The Quality Engineering role ensures compliance with industry standards for equipment supplied to the utility and nuclear sectors. Responsibilities include applying technical product knowledge, implementing quality programs, and maintaining high-quality standards to meet demanding regulatory requirements. Ideal for professionals seeking to drive quality and technical excellence in critical industries.

The Quality Manager is responsible for ensuring the highest quality standards across the production life cycle, overseeing QA and testing personnel, and providing quality-related correspondence to customers. You will also upholds safety, ITAR compliance, and organizational communication standards while contributing to strategic policy formulation and company goal setting.

The Quality Manager, indsutrial manufacturing, will provide leadership and management of quality assurance and control functions across multiple manufacturing facilities, ensuring compliance with industry standards and customer requirements. They will drive continuous improvement initiatives, oversee supplier quality programs, and maintain robust systems to support operational excellence and customer satisfaction at their Burlington, MA facility.

In this role, you will develop and maintain quality systems and procedures, including inspection plans and statistical analyses, to ensure product and process standards are met. Additionally, you will collaborate with cross-functional teams to address quality issues and drive continuous improvement initiatives.

The Quality Engineer (engineering materials / industrial manufacturing) will manage quality operations within the assigned Value Stream, ensuring products and processes meet established standards and driving quality improvement initiatives. They will gather and analyze data to support root cause analysis, implement corrective actions, and achieve plant quality objectives in alignment with the Corporate Strategy.

The Product Life-cycle Engineer will manage and sustain medical device product lines throughout their life-cycle, collaborating with cross-functional teams to ensure compliance, quality, and safety. The role involves conducting gap assessments, leading design and process improvements, and ensuring regulatory compliance while maintaining strong partnerships across the organization.