Otto Aviation
Director, Product and Supplier Quality
Jacksonville, FL · Director
Work authorization requiredDetected 32 days ago
Supply ChainProcurementPerformance ManagementLeadership
About the role
- The CSQO retains ownership of enterprise governance, quality systems, regulatory interface, and enterprise-level quality oversight.
Responsibilities
- Lead execution of product quality and supplier quality activities across the organization
- Build, lead, and develop a scalable quality execution organization capable of supporting aircraft development, certification, and production
- Drive continuous improvement focused on defect prevention, process capability, and supplier performance
- Utilize enterprise quality data systems, dashboards, and performance metrics established by the Safety and Quality Assurance Office to manage operational performance
- Monitor operational quality performance for product and supplier execution and drive corrective actions when performance objectives are not achieved, in alignment with enterprise performance frameworks
- Support flight-test vehicle assembly, certification activities, and production readiness initiatives
- Partner with Supply Chain and Engineering to ensure supplier capability, product conformity, and risk mitigation
- Drive supplier development and improvement initiatives across the supply base
- Maintain dotted-line accountability to the CSQO for compliance with quality system, regulatory, and governance requirements
- Support internal audits, external audits, FAA assessments, and certification activities as directed by the Safety and Quality Assurance Office
Requirements
- Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Quality, Manufacturing, Operations, or related technical discipline required. <span
Visa & Work Authorization
- Applicants must be legally authorized to work in the U.S.
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