Engineering Manufacturing jobs in Hartford

This position is a hands-on Quality Engineer role focused on CMM programming, precision inspection, and ensuring components meet strict engineering, aerospace, and customer requirements. The role works closely with machining, engineering, and quality teams to drive accurate measurement, support PPAP/FAI deliverables, and strengthen overall quality systems and supplier performance.

Join a leading industrial and manufacturing company as a Supplier Quality Engineer in Connecticut. This role focuses on ensuring supplier quality standards, driving continuous improvement, and supporting the engineering and manufacturing department.

The Quality Engineer will develop and edit CMM programs (PC-DMIS, MCOSMOS), interpret engineering drawings and CAD models, and define inspection strategies for machined components. They will ensure compliance with ISO 9001/AS9100 standards, support FAI and PPAP documentation, and collaborate with cross-functional teams in a fast-paced manufacturing environment.

The Quality Manager will oversee and enhance quality assurance processes within the industrial and manufacturing industry. This role involves ensuring compliance with standards, driving improvements, and collaborating with teams to deliver exceptional results.

The Quality Manager will lead a quality team of inspectors, technicians, and engineers at a precision metal components manufacturer, ensuring compliance with ISO 9001 and IATF standards while driving continuous improvement across automotive and medical device production lines at the Bristol, CT facility. This role offers leadership in a close-knit environment with strong benefits, bonus potential, and a flexible salary range for experienced candidates.

The Manufacturing Engineer will play a key role in optimizing production processes, ensuring high-quality standards, and driving efficiency in a fast-paced manufacturing environment. This position offers an exciting opportunity to contribute to process improvement and operational excellence within the precision machining industry.

The CNC Manufacturing Engineer is responsible for developing, optimizing, and maintaining CNC manufacturing processes to ensure efficiency, precision, and cost-effectiveness. The CNC Manufacturing Engineer will collaborate closely with machinists, design engineers, and quality teams to support production goals, troubleshoot issues, and lead continuous improvement efforts.

Assist in introducing new products and projects into the company, beginning with customer-provided prints and models. Develop in-house fixturing, programs, and process documentation to ensure a smooth handoff to production. Additionally, support continuous improvement initiatives for existing products already in manufacturing.

Are you a CMM Programmer who has PC DMIS experience? Or are you a Quality Engineer with CMM / PC DMIS experience? Do you have 2+ years of experience in the Manufacturing industry? Do you have experience working with PPAP's and FAI's? If so, please read on and apply to the CMM Programmer / Quality Engineer - Manufacturing job based near Hartford, CT.

Lead process development and optimization for coil winding, transformer assembly, and other electronic manufacturing operations. Drive continuous improvement initiatives to enhance product quality, efficiency, and throughput.

Setting up and operating one or more honing machines to process internal surfaces of components such as cylinders, bearings, and connecting rods. Identify, select, and retrieve correct materials and tools for each job.

The Senior Manufacturing Engineer will Lead process development and optimization for coil winding, transformer assembly, and other electronic manufacturing operations. Drive continuous improvement initiatives to enhance product quality, efficiency, and throughput.

The Quality Engineer will play a vital role in ensuring product quality and compliance within the Aerospace standards. This position will focus on process improvement, quality control, and adherence to industry standards.

Setting up and operating one or more honing machines to process internal surfaces of components such as cylinders, bearings, and connecting rods. Identify, select, and retrieve correct materials and tools for each job.

Lead process development and optimization for coil winding, transformer assembly, and other electronic manufacturing operations. Drive continuous improvement initiatives to enhance product quality, efficiency, and throughput.

You will develop and edit CMM inspection programs (via PC‑DIMS and MCOSMOS), interpret engineering drawings and CAD models to define inspection strategies, and select appropriate fixturing and tooling to ensure repeatable measurements. You will also verify product conformity through inspections, perform measurement system analyses (MSA/gage R&R), and maintain quality documentation such as control plans, FAIs, and PPAPs.

The Quality Manager (Electronics) will lead and develop a hands-on quality team in a fast-paced contract manufacturing environment, ensuring compliance with AS9100, ITAR, and other regulatory standards. They will oversee all aspects of product and process quality, drive continuous improvement initiatives, and serve as the primary liaison for customers, suppliers, and auditors on quality-related matters.