Internal Quality Engineer

Packsize•Louisville, KY

24d•$67,245 - $80,700

About The Position

Packsize is seeking an Internal Quality Engineer to configure, maintain, and improve its electronic Quality Management System (eQMS), analyze quality performance, and lead audits and improvement activities. The role uses data analysis and reporting tools such as Power BI to surface trends, predict potential issues, and provide actionable insights to management. It also supports the company’s ISO management systems and works with global team members to scale processes and systems. The engineer leads process risk assessments, multidisciplinary root cause analyses, and corrective and preventive action processes. The role analyzes quality processes, conducts testing and statistical evaluations, identifies product quality risks, and drives continuous improvement to support compliance, reliability, and operational excellence. The listed salary range is $67,245–$80,700. Packsize describes a comprehensive benefits package that includes medical, dental, and vision coverage; a 401(k) retirement plan; paid time off; HSA/FSA accounts; life and disability insurance; additional voluntary insurance and legal/ID theft protection; and an Employee Assistance Program.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Quality, or a related technical field.
At least 2 years of experience in quality engineering or a closely related quality-focused engineering role.

Responsibilities

Configure, maintain, and improve eQMS workflows, forms, and automation.
Use advanced data analysis to monitor quality performance, identify trends, and predict potential issues.
Develop and maintain dashboards, including with tools such as Power BI, and produce quality reports for management.
Lead and manage internal, customer, and regulatory audits across operations.
Perform inspections and analysis of materials, processes, and products to verify conformance; support ISO management systems and follow corrective actions through closure.
Lead and facilitate process risk assessments using methods such as PFMEA.
Lead multidisciplinary teams conducting root cause analysis of failures, defects, and nonconformities.
Drive corrective and preventive action processes using methods such as 8Ds, A3S, and Ishikawa diagrams.
Lead efforts to continuously improve quality performance indicators (KPIs).
Analyze quality processes, conduct testing and statistical evaluations, identify product quality risks, and drive continuous improvements.
Collaborate with global team members to scale and build global processes and systems.