At Deltamed we design and manufacture ambulances and special vehicles, where the quality of supplier components plays a critical role in the safety and performance of our final products.

We are looking for a Supplier Quality Engineer with a strong technical background and a hands-on approach, who will verify incoming components, investigate non-conformities, and work directly with suppliers to improve product quality.

At Deltamed we design and manufacture ambulances and special vehicles, where the quality of supplier components plays a critical role in the safety and performance of our final products.

We are looking for a Supplier Quality Engineer with a strong technical background and a hands-on approach, who will verify incoming components, investigate non-conformities, and work directly with suppliers to improve product quality.

This is not a desk-only role. The position involves frequent presence in production, incoming inspection and workshops, working with real products and identifying the technical root causes of issues.

Main Responsibilities

• manage supplier quality complaints and follow up on corrective actions
• investigate non-conformities identified in incoming inspection, production or workshops
• perform direct verification of materials, components and equipment delivered by suppliers, including random or planned checks
• identify technical root causes of defects and coordinate corrective actions with suppliers
• collaborate with production, mechanical and electrical workshops, engineering and procurement to prevent recurring issues
• monitor supplier performance and participate in supplier evaluation or audits
• use problem-solving methods such as 5Why, Ishikawa, 8D or FMEA

In this role you will work with a wide range of components, such as: medical equipment, mechanical and electrical subassemblies, technical furniture and interior components, devices and systems installed in vehicles, components produced both by external suppliers and by our internal mechanical workshops.

What a typical day might look like

The role combines technical analysis with direct interaction with the products and the production teams. For example, on a typical day, you might:

• Together with the production team, analyze a nonconformity identified during incoming inspection or assembly.
• physically inspect a mechanical subassembly or a medical device delivered by a supplier
• discuss with colleagues from mechanical or electrical workshops to understand how a component is used in production
• document and send a technical complaint to a supplier
• review the supplier’s response and follow up on corrective actions
• participate in supplier evaluations or audits

The role requires regular presence in production and incoming inspection areas in order to fully understand issues and identify effective solutions.