Position Objective Ensure product and process conformity within the assigned Autonomous Production Unit (APU) by performing routine inspections, verifying compliance with approved quality standards, and promptly identifying and escalating deviations. Key Responsibilities Perform routine product and process inspections in accordance with approved Control Plans, inspection standards, specifications, and work instructions. Conduct visual, dimensional, and functional inspections using the appropriate measuring tools and gauges. Collect, record, and monitor Statistical Process Control (SPC) data, and escalate any abnormal trends or out-of-control conditions. Accurately document inspection results and promptly report nonconformities to the Quality Leader. Ensure that quality gates and defined acceptance criteria are consistently followed, taking immediate action when deviations are identified. Identify, segregate, label, and quarantine nonconforming materials or products to prevent unintended use or shipment. Complete inspection checklists and maintain accurate quality and traceability records. Support containment activities and verify the implementation and effectiveness of corrective actions. Participate in structured problem-solving activities to support the APU’s quality objectives and zero-defect targets. Participate in Layered Process Audits, product and process audits, and 5S activities, and follow up on assigned corrective actions. Communicate recurring defects, process risks, and quality concerns to the Quality Leader and relevant production team members. Comply with Methode quality, safety, environmental, and operational policies and procedures. Exercise the authority to stop the process and escalate immediately when product conformity or customer requirements are at risk. Qualifications Technical diploma or equivalent qualification in a relevant technical discipline. Minimum of two years of experience in manufacturing, production quality, or quality inspection. Practical knowledge of measuring and inspection equipment, including calipers, micrometers, gauges, and other relevant tools. Basic understanding of Control Plans, inspection standards, nonconformity handling, traceability, and SPC principles. Familiarity with ISO 9001 and IATF 16949 requirements is preferred. Ability to read technical drawings, specifications, and work instructions. Basic computer skills, including Microsoft Office and quality-recording systems. Good observation, accuracy, communication, and problem-solving skills. Willingness to work on a shift basis according to operational requirements.