Quality Engineer

Your responsibilities
As Quality Engineer, your main responsibility will be to maintain and develop the management system (RIQO), ensuring compliance with relevant certifications and standards. You will be responsible for keeping process and procedure descriptions up to date, following up on non-conformity reports, and participating in root cause analysis and: 

•    Promote risk-based thinking across the organization
•    Perform and support risk assessments
•    Contribute to the continuous improvement of quality processes
•    Plan and conduct internal audits
•    Support external certification audits and ISO renewals
•    Participate in supplier development and, when relevant, supplier audit

In addition, you will support training and awareness initiatives related to quality and QHSE, helping build and maintain a strong quality culture through training sessions and internal ambassadors (RIQO agents). You may also be involved in sales, tender, and project start-up phases, ensuring quality requirements are incorporated early. Part of the role includes basic EHS-related tasks and registrations, including use of SAP.

As part of your authority, you are expected to stop unsafe or environmentally harmful activities, when necessary, make decisions related to the management system, and escalate critical nonconformities to management. In this role, you will work closely with the Quality Manager and collaborate across the organization, supporting projects, operations, and employees with quality-related matters. 

Your background
You have at least 3–5 years of experience working with quality management in an industrial environment and solid experience as an internal auditor. Knowledge of ISO 9001 is required, and experience with ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 is strongly preferred. Technical and hands-on experience from the metal industry or similar production environments is considered an advantage. Familiarity with SAP is beneficial.

Personal profile
You are pragmatic, structured, and confident in decision-making, while knowing when to be firm on critical quality matters. You communicate easily and empathetically with colleagues across functions and can remain focused even in busy situations. You balance professionalism with a practical mindset and feel comfortable working independently as well as collaboratively.