Quality Inspector II

WORK

LOCATION

Ann

Arbor,

MI

FLSA

STATUS

Non-

Exempt

SALARY

RANGE

The

• anticipated
• salary
• range

for

• this
• role
• is $23.00

to

• $32.00
• per
• hour.

This

range

reflects

a good faith estimate based on the targeted level for the role

and typical compensation benchmarks across U.S. locations. Actual compensation may vary depending on the selected candidate’s qualifications, experience, geographical location, and internal alignment.

SUMMARY

Quality Inspector II performs complex dimensional, visual, and functional inspection of parts, assemblies, and special process work, including first article inspection (FAI) in accordance with AS9102, within an AS9100 certified aerospace and defense manufacturing environment. Exercising moderate independent judgment, the incumbent interprets complex drawings and GD&T, initiates nonconformance documentation, and provides guidance to entry level inspectors.

RESPONSIBILITIES

The

• following
• job
• functions
• are

a

• basic
• requirement
• but
• are
• not
• limited

to

and

• may
• be
• assigned
• other
• duties.
• Perform complex receiving, in-process, source, and final inspection of machined parts, electromechanical
• assemblies,

and

• special-process
• product
• against
• engineering
• drawings, specifications, and customer requirements.

Interpret

• complex
• engineering
• drawings

and

• geometric
• dimensioning

and

tolerancing

(GD&T)

per ASME Y14.5.

Operate

• precision
• inspection
• equipment,
• including
• coordinate
• measuring
• machines

(CMM),

optical comparators, height gauges, and surface-finish instruments.

Plan

and

• complete
• first
• article
• inspections

(FAI)

and

prepare

FAI

reports

in

accordance

with

AS9102.

Initiate

and

• document
• nonconformance
• reports

(NCR),

• accurately
• characterize
• defects,

and

support material review board (MRB) activities.

Verify

special-process

and

• outside-processing
• certifications

(for

• example,
• heat
• treat,
• plating,
• welding, and conformal coat) against applicable specifications.

Review

inspection

and

• measurement
• data

for

completeness

and

accuracy

and

• ensure
• proper
• retention of quality records.

Provide

• work
• direction,
• training,

and

• technical
• guidance

to

Quality

Inspector

I

personnel.

Support

• internal
• audits,
• calibration
• control,

FOD,

and

ESD

(ANSI/ESD

• S20.20)
• program
• requirements.

Adhere

to

• all
• quality,
• safety,

ITAR/EAR,

and

• environmental
• requirements
• applicable

to

the

• work
• area.

REQUIRED

QUALIFICATIONS

The

• following
• are

a

• non-exhaustive
• list

of

qualifications

for

the

position

High

• school
• diploma

or

GED

• required;
• technical
• certificate

or

• associate
• degree

in

a

• related
• field
• preferred.

3

to

5

years

of

• inspection
• experience,
• including

2

or

• more
• years

in

an

aerospace

or

defense manufacturing environment.

Demonstrated

ability

to

• interpret
• complex
• drawings

and

GD&T

per

ASME

Y14.5.

Proficiency

with

• precision
• measuring
• equipment,
• including

CMM

and

• optical
• comparators.

Working

knowledge

of

• first
• article
• inspection

(FAI)

and

AS9102

requirements.

Experience

• documenting
• nonconformances

and

• supporting
• root-cause

and

• corrective-action
• activities.

Strong

attention

to

• detail,
• organizational
• skills,

and

the

ability

to

work

with

• minimal
• supervision.

PREFERRED

QUALIFICATIONS

ASQ

Certified

Quality

Inspector

(CQI)

or

• equivalent
• certification.

Experience

with

CMM

programming

and

software

(for

example,

PC

DMIS

or

Calypso).

Familiarity

with

AS9100,

MRB

processes,

and

• customer-specific
• quality
• requirements.

Experience

• inspecting
• electronic,
• battery,

or

• fuel
• cell
• assemblies.

EDGE

AUTONOMY

BENEFITS

Matching

401(k)

Paid

PTO

Paid

holidays

Medical,

vision,

and

• dental
• insurance

Group

Short-Term

&

Long-Term

Disability

HSA

and

FSA

Options

Critical

Care

Plan

Accident

Care

Plan

CLEARANCE REQUIREMENTS

This

• position
• may
• require
• access

to

• information
• that
• is subject

to

compliance

with

the

International

Traffic Arms Regulations

(“ITAR”)

and/or

the

Export

Administration

Regulations

(“EAR”).

To

comply

with

the

• requirements
• of the ITAR and/or the EAR, applicants will be asked to provide specific documentation to verify a US person’s status under the ITAR and the EAR.

WORK

ENVIRONMENT

AND

PHYSICAL

REQUIREMENTS

• The work environment may involve a standard office setting while also incorporating elements of a production area.
• Employees will
• use
• standard
• office
• equipment,
• including
• computers,

and

• must
• demonstrate
• stamina

to

sit or stand while maintaining attention to detail despite potential interruptions. The role may require occasional activities such as walking, climbing, stooping, crouching, and bending. Vision is necessary for reading printed materials and a computer screen, while hearing and speech are essential for effective communication both in person

and

over

the

telephone.

Additionally,

the

• position
• may
• necessitate
• travel
• by
• air

or

automobile.

Employees may be required to use personal protective equipment, including safety glasses, safety shoes, and shop coats, to ensure safety in the production environment. Employees may be able to lift up to

30

pounds as needed.

EDGE

AUTONOMY

IS

AN

EQUAL

OPPORTUNITY

EMPLOYER

All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, disability, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, veteran status, or genetic information. Edge Autonomy is committed to providing access, equal opportunity and reasonable accommodation for individuals with disabilities in employment, its services, programs, and activities. To request reasonable accommodation, contact Human Resources. Continued employment remains on an “At-Will” basis.