EQI delivers high-quality metal castings, forgings, and fabrications on-time and on-budget. Global supply chain risk and uncertainty abound, but EQI’s tailored solutions and one-of-a-kind global foundry network mitigate risk and contain costs for our partners. With distinct metallurgical expertise, a problem-solving mentality, and ‘boots on the ground’ production management, EQI is uniquely qualified to provide the most demanding OEMs with the metal products they need to succeed.
On-site · Cambridge
Drive B2B revenue growth by acquiring customers, expanding existing accounts, developing territory opportunities, and preparing accurate technical quotations for machining and engineered solutions. Advise customers on manufacturability and production options, coordinate commitments with internal teams, manage CRM pipelines, and resolve customer concerns.
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The Quality Technician is responsible for day-to-day quality control functions, including inspections, APQP, and continuous improvement initiatives. They will also manage non-conforming products, perform root-cause analysis, and maintain quality documentation for ISO 9001 and IATF compliance.
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The Product Engineer is responsible for managing the technical lifecycle of metal components from RFQ and development through to production qualification and approval. They act as the primary technical point of contact for customers and suppliers to ensure product conformance and resolve quality or design issues.
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The CNC Machine Operator is responsible for producing parts according to specifications using milling and turning equipment. Duties include loading/unloading parts, performing quality inspections, and maintaining machine tools in operational condition.
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The Manufacturing Technologist provides technical guidance and support to the machine shop regarding tooling, programming, and fixture design. They are responsible for process planning, project management, and ensuring quality through inspection methods and root cause analysis.
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The operator is responsible for producing metal parts using milling and turning equipment according to technical drawings and specifications. Key duties include verifying part conformance using measuring instruments and maintaining machine tools in operational condition.
