Quality Engineer

Borg Design, a 50-person precision CNC machine shop in Hudson, MA, is looking for an experienced Quality Engineer to support our aerospace and high-specification manufacturing work.This role is responsible for first articles, drawing and GD&T review, revision control, material and special process certification review, contract and flow-down requirement review, supplier documentation, mechanical assembly verification, and support of our AS9100 quality system.The ideal candidate has a strong manufacturing background, preferably in CNC machining, aerospace, precision machined components, or mechanical assemblies. A Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering is preferred, but strong hands-on quality, inspection, or manufacturing engineering experience will also be considered.Key experience should include complex mechanical drawings, GD&T, AS9102 first articles, AS9100 or ISO 9001 quality systems, material certs, customer specifications, supplier certs, and practical problem-solving on the shop floor. CMM programming experience is a plus.This is a hands-on quality engineering role for someone who can work directly with production, inspection, purchasing, suppliers, customers, and management to make sound technical decisions and prevent quality issues before they reach the customer.To apply, please contact Borg Design or submit your resume for consideration.Preferred Background· Quality engineering, manufacturing engineering, inspection, or CNC machining experience.· Strong understanding of complex mechanical drawings, GD&T, and inspection requirements.· Experience with first articles, AS9102, AS9100 or ISO 9001, cert reviews, and aerospace documentation.· Mechanical engineering degree preferred; manufacturing background strongly preferred.· CMM programming experience is a plus.Why This Role Matters· Lead critical quality activities for complex CNC machined parts and assemblies.· Help maintain AS9100 compliance and customer confidence.· Work directly with the shop floor to solve real manufacturing and inspection challenges.