Position Summary The Quality Engineer II is a site level role responsible for ensuring the delivery of high-quality products and services through structured testing, process improvement and cross-functional collaboration. This role typically blends hands-on inspection parts, light automation, data analysis and multifunctional team communication.

Quality

Engineer II helps define quality standards, identify defects and root causes and drives continuous improvement across the development lifecycle

Responsibilities

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS

- Interprets customer, regulatory and QMS (Quality Management System) requirements, translates requirements into site-level inspection plans, controls and acceptance criteria.
- Owns deployment and governance of QMS tools and quality procedures at the site; evaluates effectiveness and drives correction actions for gaps;
- Drive to QMS methodologies and principles through deployment of quality and Lean tools within the site
- Leads the creation or updating of Inspection Plans, Work Instructions and related documentation under guidance
- Performs Measurement System Analysis (MSA) activities (e.g. gage R&R;) and support calibration compliance.
- Audits and drives improvement in inspection reporting to requirements and data integrity controls, utilizes inspection outcomes to identify systemic issues, implements and drive a plan to solve or improve the inspection process;
- Collect, review and maintain inspection records, log nonconformances, generate routine quality reports
- Oversees the incoming, in-process and final inspection activities. Drives decisions around quality inspections to ensure they meet requirements.
- Leads containment strategy and cross-functional root cause investigations, determines appropriate analytical tools and drives CAPA section, implementation and effectiveness verification;
- Ensures containment, root cause analysis (e.g. 5-Why, fishbone) and corrective/preventive actions (CAPA)




- Owns and tracks action item completion for effective verification with the responsible functions.
- Analyzes site quality performance using SPC and KPI dashboard; identifies special causes and systemic risk, sets integration priorities and drives improvement actions with stakeholders.
- Owns elements of the site QMS documentation framework; establishes document control expectations and ensures readiness for customer regulatory/AS9100 audits.
- Plans and leads internal audit activities within assigned scope; represent the site during external audits and drives corrective action plans for findings;
- Collaborate cross-functionally across the location;
- Participate as a team member on site-level projects; communicate status in all directions within the location or division, create containment actions for risks.
- Strong communication with stakeholders to enable resource alignment and timely completion of projects.
- Coordinate with primary functions (e.g. Operations, Manufacturing Engineering or Supply Chain) to resolve issues.
- Adhere to compliance and safety standards;
- Follow Parker policies, procedures and applicable quality management system requirements.
- Promote a culture of quality, safety and continuous improvement.
- Required full time presence in manufacturing site (no home-office).

Qualifications

- Education and Experience:
- Bachelor's Degree in Engineering, or a related field
- 5 years of experience in quality and analysis

- Able to hold a conversation in English.
- Thorough knowledge of state-of-the-art inspection and quality inspection and quality engineering/assurance techniques, procedures, instruments, equipment, theories,



principles and concepts and general business operations.
- Ability to read technical drawings; familiarity with GD&T; fundamentals.
- Ability to effectively assess and implement continuous improvement techniques to quality and manufacturing functions.
- Ability to use standard business applications software and/or specialized data analysis tools.
- Ability to establish goals and objectives to complete projects.
- Ability to effectively communicate and present information to team members, team leaders and top management.
- Ability to define problems, collect data, establish facts and draw valid conclusions.
- Ability to effectively demonstrate team member competencies and participate in goal setting, performance feedback and self-development activities.
- Six Sigma and Lean tools experience is desired. Competence with data analysis tools (e.g., Excel) and quality data visualization (basic SPC).
- Experience with ERP/QMS systems.
- Experience in maintaining and improving ISO 9001; AS9100 is acceptable/preferred.
- Work Environment and Physical Requirements:

- Site-level manufacturing/industrial environment; ability to spend time in production and lab areas.

Parker Hannifin Meggitt's Querétaro facility in Mexico contributes around 80% of the Braking Systems' North American structural component capacity. Some 243,000 sq ft of manufacturing space is dedicated to painting wheels and building cylinder blocks and torque tubes for North American commercial applications. They are exported to our Danville facility in Kentucky, USA, for final assembly and distribution. The facility is located in the Parque Aeroespacial, 1 km from Querétaro's International Airport and 14km from the major export trade routes.

In 2019, we celebrated our 10-year anniversary

Originally part of the Meggitt Aircraft Braking Systems, this facility was included in the Airframe Systems division under the 2019 new organisation structure.

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📌 MEX Ingeniero de Calidad II (Santiago de Querétaro)
🏢 Parker Hannifin
📍 Santiago de Querétaro