Quality Inspector Technician - All Shifts Available

Responsibilities

• Perform in-line quality inspections on ESS Link products during manufacturing
• Maintain a watchful eye on production processes and detect abnormalities, defects, or deviations from standards
• Support containment and initial response activities for quality issues identified on the shop floor
• Document inspection results, issues, and observations using checklists, logs, and basic data tools
• Support outgoing quality confirmation prior to shipment (OQC-related activities)
• Escalate quality concerns to Quality Engineers or Advisors with clear factual information
• Follow and apply quality standards, work instructions, and inspection criteria
• Participate in quality stabilization and continuous improvement activities within manufacturing

Qualifications

• A high school diploma or equivalent is required
• Willingness and ability to work rotating shifts, including night shifts
• Comfortable working in a manufacturing and shop-floor environment
• Basic understanding of safety practices in production environments
• Experience: 2+ years of experience as a Manufacturing Technician or Quality Technician
• Experience working in a production line or manufacturing operation
• Experience with inspection, verification, or quality-related tasks
• Exposure to electrical or mechanical systems within a manufacturing environment

Skills

• A strong shop-floor–oriented, hands-on working style with ownership of assigned quality tasks
• Discipline to follow quality standards, inspection criteria, and work instructions consistently
• Ability to escalate issues based on facts and data, rather than bypassing or informally fixing problems
• Basic documentation and data recording skills, including checklists, logs, and Excel-level tools
• Clear and timely communication with engineers, supervisors, and cross-functional teams
• Awareness of safety practices and risk when working around electrical and mechanical systems
• Adaptability to a start-up or early-stage manufacturing environment where processes are still being established
• Willingness to learn new systems, inspection methods, and quality standards as the organization grows