Supplier Quality Engineer

Magna International•Mesa, AZ

6d•Onsite

About The Position

As an engineering and manufacturing partner, Magna’s Complete Vehicle group helps traditional OEMs and new entrants to bring their automotive visions to life. At Magna, you will work in an innovative, international and dynamic team, always pursuing the goal of delivering high-quality products. We work in a diverse environment with global development opportunities. Together with our employees we constantly strive to create a better world of mobility.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Manufacturing, Quality, or a related technical field.
3–5 years of Supplier Quality, Quality Engineering, or Manufacturing Quality experience in an automotive environment.
Experience with APQP, PPAP, PFMEA, Control Plans, supplier launches, audits, and production readiness activities.
Strong knowledge of IATF 16949, ISO 9001, root cause analysis, 8D problem solving, and supplier quality systems.
Experience working with suppliers and cross-functional manufacturing teams.
Ability to travel up to 30% domestically and internationally.

Responsibilities

Lead supplier quality activities for new product launches and engineering changes, ensuring successful APQP, PPAP, process validation, and production readiness to meet customer and program requirements.
Manage supplier quality performance by conducting audits, monitoring KPIs, reviewing quality documentation, and ensuring compliance with automotive quality standards and specifications.
Drive problem resolution and corrective actions by leading supplier containment activities, root cause investigations, 8D processes, and verification of long-term corrective action effectiveness.
Collaborate with cross-functional teams and suppliers to support product development, launch execution, risk mitigation, process changes, and ongoing production quality performance.
Develop supplier capabilities and continuous improvement initiatives through coaching, performance reviews, Lean Manufacturing practices, and supplier development programs.
Monitor supplier readiness and operational risk by tracking launch milestones, tooling and equipment readiness, production timing, and escalation of issues that may impact quality, delivery, or customer satisfaction.