Lead supplier quality risk management and ensure supplier compliance across multiple locations.
Locations (4)
North Carolina, United States
Indiana, United States
Ohio, United States
Pennsylvania, United States
Compensation
Primary Level Salary Range: $117,500.00 - $176,300.00. The above salary range represents a general guideline; however, Northrop Grumman considers a number of factors when determining base salary offers such as the scope and responsibilities of the position and the candidate's experience, education, skills and current market conditions. Depending on the position, employees may be eligible for overtime, shift differential, and a discretionary bonus in addition to base pay. Annual bonuses are designed to reward individual contributions as well as allow employees to share in company results. Employees in Vice President or Director positions may be eligible for Long Term Incentives.
Responsibilities
Leads supplier quality risk management by developing evaluation and control systems
Ensure supplier processes/products meet contractual, regulatory, and technical requirements
Interface with suppliers to assess quality and manufacturing processes
Conduct product/process verification tasks such as visual and dimensional characteristics checks
Oversees Supplier Quality plans across program phases
Lead regional and local supplier performance management, critical shortage escalation, recovery planning, and direct engagement with suppliers to improve delivery reliability and quality.
Locations (4)
Texas, United States
Boise, Idaho, United States
Everett, Washington, United States
Denver, Colorado, United States
Compensation
Target Hiring Salary for this role depending on location, experience and other factors is 140,000-150,000 + applicable benefits, 401k plan, health insurance and PTO.
Responsibilities
Lead supplier performance management activities including scorecards, business reviews, corrective action follow-up, and performance trend analysis
Support contract manufacturing quality operations across the Asia‑Pacific region, applying quality engineering methods to customer complaints, nonconformances, RSA requests, and more.
Responsibilities
Support and lead customer complaint investigations
Apply structured problem‑solving methods with contract manufacturers
Review RSA requests and coordinate approvals
Manage nonconformances and issue corrective action requests
Monitor corrective‑action commitments and maintain quality records
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering, Chemical Engineering, Materials Science, Chemistry, or a related technical discipline
Nice to have: Lean or Six Sigma training or certification
A Hardware Project Manager (PM) guides physical products from initial design through testing and mass production, managing budgets, timelines, and cross-functional teams.
Locations (2)
Virginia, United States
California, United States
Compensation
US. Remote work OK; East Coast time zone preferred
Responsibilities
Coordinate and manage NPI: definition, design (schematic, PCB, thermal/mechanical), DFM, DFT, prototyping, validation, testing, and qualifications & certifications.
Build and maintain detailed timelines mapping out milestones of the development process.
Lead meetings with mechanical, electrical, and embedded software engineers, along with supply chain and manufacturing partners.
Work with engineering teams to quickly identify and avoid potential roadblocks by creating and tracking mitigation plans.
Work closely with design and technical leads, implementation teams, and other program managers to ensure the successful and timely introduction and delivery of quality products.
Support the supply chain organization and supply base with planning and execution of processes designed to improve overall supplier performance (quality, delivery, and cost).
Compensation
$82,900.00 - $134,300.00
Responsibilities
Drive the maintenance and implementation of standard work procedures and business processes.
Identity standard work and process improvement needs.
Validate supplier capabilities, capacity and quality systems.
Address short term performance issues through 8D/SCAR and rapid continuous improvement.
Apply tools from lean principle methodology to drive continuous improvement efforts related to business processes.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree within Supply Chain, Engineering or Engineering Technology
Lead and manage supplier quality initiatives for medical device manufacturing, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards and continuous improvement of supplier processes.
Compensation
$143,290 - $197,021
Responsibilities
Manage quality performance for assigned suppliers
Monitor supplier performance using dashboards and KPIs
Investigate and resolve supplier-related issues
Lead root cause investigations and SCARs
Review and confirm supplier corrective actions
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Mechanical, Electrical, Manufacturing, Materials Engineering, or equivalent
Lead quality engineering and process improvement for medical device manufacturing, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards and driving continuous improvement initiatives.
Compensation
The anticipated salary range for this position: $101,000.00 - $152,000.00 Annual
Responsibilities
Manage development and implementation of methods and procedures for process control, validation, improvement, testing, and inspection
Design complex experiments to understand sources of variation affecting products and processes
Apply statistical process control (SPC) methods for data analysis
Perform experimental product testing and analysis to maintain quality levels
Generate and analyze reports and defective products to determine trends and lead corrective actions
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Science, Math or other related technical field
Serve as the lead escalation point for critical material shortages, supplier decommits, and quality disruptions
Coordinate cross-functional escalation teams across Supply Chain, Planning, Procurement, Quality, Engineering, Operations, Sourcing, Program Management, and site leadership
Support supplier audits, factory visits, process reviews, and operational assessments
Develop and manage supplier recovery plans for high-risk suppliers
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Supply Chain Management, Operations, Business, Engineering, Quality, or a related discipline
Nice to have: EMS industry experience
Nice to have: complex manufacturing or multi-location environment
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