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Sr. Quality Engineer

Bethlehem, PA · Remote

$73K - $95K/yr

The QC QE will work closely with Quality, Engineering, Metrology, and Operations to ensure the right measurement method is being used for each product characteristic and that inspection systems are ...

Sr Receiving Inspector

Shakopee, MN · On-site +1

$23.69 - $34.74/hr

Industrial metrology, broad measurement equipment and mechanical drawings interpretation ... Whether you're remote, hybrid, or on-site, we offer flexible options that fit your lifestyle.

Metrology and Analysis Systems Division (MAD) COMPANY: Hitachi High-Tech America, Inc. ("HTA") TRAVEL: Up to 5% (internationally) REMOTE WORK: Hybrid (+50% Remote) - Remote 60% / Onsite 40% EXPECTED ...

Senior Technical Recruiter Scientific Safety Alliance (SSA) • Remote (US) • Full-time We're ... Bonus: exposure to field service, calibration/metrology, controlled environments, life sciences, or ...

Sales Account Manager (MAD-DP-TX)

Dallas, TX · On-site +1

$121K - $167K/yr

Metrology and Analysis Systems Division (MAD) COMPANY: Hitachi High-Tech America, Inc. ("HTA") TRAVEL: Up to 75% (domestically and internationally) LOCATION: Austin, Texas REMOTE WORK: Customer ...

... metrology, process failure mode and effects analysis (PFMEA), control plans, and various problem ... This isnota remote or hybrid position and will require relocation if not already local to the ...

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... metrology spanning the chip from nanometer-scale transistors to micron-level die-interconnects ... via remote support or at customer sites Develop and effectively communicate with internal and ...

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How much do remote metrology jobs pay per hour?

As of Aug 21, 2026, the average hourly pay for remote metrology in the United States is $51.35, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $43.27 and $58.65 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is a remote metrology?

A Remote Metrology job involves performing precision measurements and calibrations from a remote location using advanced tools, software, and sensors. Professionals in this field ensure accuracy in manufacturing, research, and engineering processes by analyzing data and maintaining measurement systems. They may work with industries like aerospace, healthcare, and automotive to verify equipment and product compliance. Strong analytical skills, expertise in measurement systems, and proficiency with remote diagnostic tools are essential for this role.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in remote metrology, and why are they important?

To thrive in Remote Metrology, you need a background in precision measurement, mathematical analysis, and an understanding of quality control standards, often supported by a degree in engineering, physics, or a related technical field. Experience with measurement instruments such as CMMs (Coordinate Measuring Machines), laser scanners, ISO/IEC certifications, and metrology software like PC-DMIS or Calypso is typically required. Strong problem-solving abilities, attention to detail, and effective remote communication skills are essential soft skills in this position. These competencies ensure accuracy, compliance, and efficient collaboration in delivering precise measurement solutions from a remote setting.

What are some common challenges faced by remote metrology professionals, and how can they be addressed?

Remote Metrology professionals often face challenges related to troubleshooting technical issues without being on-site, ensuring measurement accuracy across different locations, and maintaining clear communication with diverse teams. To address these, it's important to be adept with remote diagnostic tools, document processes thoroughly, and establish strong virtual collaboration protocols with on-site staff. Proactive communication and ongoing training in the latest metrology technologies also help minimize errors and build confidence in remote measurement results. By developing a systematic approach to problem-solving and leveraging digital tools, Remote Metrology professionals can effectively overcome these challenges and deliver reliable outcomes.

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Sr. Quality Engineer

Exalta Group

Bethlehem, PA • Remote

$73K - $95K/yr

Full-time

Posted 22 days ago


Job description

Quality Engineer – Quality Control (QC QE)Position Summary

The Quality Engineer – Quality Control (QC QE) provides technical Quality Engineering support to ensure inspection and measurement activities are capable, appropriate, and consistently applied across manufacturing sites.

This role will focus heavily on measurement system capability, inspection method selection, Gauge R&R/MSA, correlation of inspection methods across sites, and standardization of Quality Control practices. The QC QE will work closely with Quality, Engineering, Metrology, and Operations to ensure the right measurement method is being used for each product characteristic and that inspection systems are capable of reliably determining product conformity.

Key Responsibilities
  • Lead and support Measurement System Analysis (MSA), Gauge R&R, correlation studies, and inspection/test method qualification.
  • Evaluate CMMs, vision systems, custom gauges, hand tools, fixtures, and other measurement methods to ensure they are appropriate and capable for the characteristics being inspected.
  • Determine the most appropriate inspection methodology based on tolerance, feature complexity, measurement capability, risk, and manufacturing process.
  • Identify situations where existing inspection methods are inadequate, overly complex, inefficient, or introduce unnecessary measurement variation.
  • Drive alignment of inspection methods across sites to ensure the same characteristics are measured using technically equivalent and reproducible methods.
  • Investigate discrepancies in measurement results between sites, equipment, programs, inspectors, suppliers, and customers.
  • Partner with Engineering and Metrology to develop and qualify new inspection methods where needed.
  • Review inspection plans and requirements to ensure inspection methods, equipment, sampling, and acceptance criteria are technically appropriate.
  • Analyze inspection and measurement data to identify recurring issues, measurement variation, process drift, and opportunities for improvement.
  • Support development of standardized inspection instructions and measurement practices across the organization.
  • Provide technical coaching to inspectors on measurement techniques, drawing interpretation, GD&T, and appropriate use of inspection equipment.
  • Support new product introductions and product transfers by ensuring inspection methods, equipment, programs, MSA, and documentation are established prior to implementation.
  • Identify opportunities to optimize inspection based on demonstrated measurement capability, process performance, historical data, and risk.
  • Prepare technical and statistical justification for proposed inspection strategy changes for Quality Assurance review and approval.
Decision Authority

The QC QE may recommend changes to inspection methods, measurement equipment, sampling strategies, and inspection frequency based on technical and statistical analysis.

Final approval for changes to established inspection requirements or inspection reductions remains with Quality Assurance.

Qualifications
  • Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Quality, Manufacturing, or related technical discipline; equivalent technical experience may be considered.
  • 5+ years of Quality Engineering, Metrology, Quality Control, or precision-manufacturing experience.
  • Strong experience with MSA and Gauge R&R.
  • Experience with CMM, vision systems, hand measurement tools, and custom gauges.
  • Strong understanding of engineering drawings, tolerances, and GD&T.
  • Experience with statistical analysis and data-driven problem solving.
  • Experience developing or qualifying inspection and measurement methods.
  • Medical device or other regulated manufacturing experience preferred.
  • Knowledge of ISO 13485 and applicable FDA requirements preferred.
Key Measures of Success
  • Capable and appropriately qualified measurement systems.
  • Strong MSA and Gauge R&R performance.
  • Consistent inspection methodologies across manufacturing sites.
  • Reduction in measurement discrepancies between sites.
  • Improved selection of inspection equipment and methods.
  • Standardized QC practices and inspection instructions.
  • Reduced inspection inefficiency without compromising product quality.
  • Reliable inspection data that supports sound Quality decisions.