Engineering Manufacturing jobs in New Haven

The Quality Engineer develops and maintains quality control processes to ensure compliance with industry standards and customer requirements. Candidates should have a bachelor's degree or related experience and at least 2 years of experience in quality engineering within manufacturing.

The Quality Engineer (Aerospace) will ensure compliance with AS9100, NQA-1, NADCAP, and AS13100 standards while leading quality initiatives across the Nuclear and Aerospace manufacturing processes. They will drive continuous improvement, oversee audits, and serve as the primary liaison for quality matters with customers and suppliers at the North Haven, CT facility.

My client is actively growing their Field Service team and are seeking candidates with strong Electrical and Mechanical skill-sets. You will be supporting their customers Nationwide with installation and maintenance of their industry leading capital equipment. The role will be split between being on-site in Seymour, CT and travelling to their customer sites.

The Quality Engineer (Plastics) will be responsible for interfacing with customers to address product quality concerns, leading root cause analysis, implementing corrective actions, conducting quality audits, and ensuring compliance with ISO quality management systems. It requires expertise in plastic injection molding, metrology, process validation, statistical analysis, and quality assurance methodologies in Naugatuck, CT.

The Controls Engineer III will provide technical leadership for the evaluation and implementation of automation and controls improvements to enhance the efficiency, quality, compliance, and safety of manufacturing operations. Evaluate existing process controls and suggest and evaluate controls improvements.

This Quality Engineer role focuses on driving product quality improvements through data analysis, root cause investigations, and compliance with ISO 9001 and ISO 13485 standards. The position involves interfacing with customers, leading internal audits, and implementing advanced metrology and statistical tools to enhance production processes.

The Controls Engineer will provide technical leadership for the evaluation and implementation of automation and controls improvements to enhance the efficiency, quality, compliance, and safety of manufacturing operations. Evaluate existing process controls and suggest and evaluate controls improvements.

You will be responsible for mechanical and electrical assembly, prototype fabrication, and development of innovative and reliable automated systems. Furthermore, this role supports the creation of new systems, enhances prototype quality, reduces costs, and leads high-performance production and development efforts. The role requires strong knowledge in mechanical, electrical, and IT systems, as well as effective communication skills.

Design and develop electrical control panels using AutoCAD Electrical or SolidWorks Electrical. Ensure compliance with NEC, UL, and FCC electrical codes and standards.

This role is responsible for designing, developing, and maintaining electrical and control systems throughout their lifecycle, focusing on proof-of-concept, prototype, and production systems. The engineer will work closely with multidisciplinary teams to ensure compliance with safety standards and engineering best practices.

Oversee day-to-day plant operations, ensuring production targets are met efficiently and safely. Implement and enforce best practices in chemical safety, material handling, and regulatory compliance.