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Quality Engineer, Bespoke Jobs in Grand Rapids, MI at RH
Title: Quality Engineer, Bespoke
Company: RH
Location: Grand Rapids, MI
Joseph Jeup, incorporated within the RH ecosystem, brings to life the most compelling, thoughtfully designed and exquisitely crafted home furnishings. Our passion for the craft ignites a new generation of artisans and craftspeople restoring the tradition of excellence synonymous with made in America.
RH is seeking a Quality Engineer to join the Joseph Jeup operations team, upholding our uncompromising standards of excellence across product development and production. This role ensures quality at every stage -from supplier qualification, through craft, and final delivery while leveraging close partnerships with internal teams and external vendors. The position is based at our Grand Rapids, MI facility.
YOUR RESPONSIBILITIES
– Define and continuously refine Quality Acceptance Standards and Operator Standard Work to ensure consistent execution
– Lead root cause analysis of defects, failures, and aesthetic inconsistencies using structured problem-solving methodologies
– Apply established standards and procedures to make clear decisions on escalated quality issues
– Evaluate production processes to identify improvement opportunities and implement sustainable solutions
– Partner with craftspeople, engineering, purchasing, and suppliers to resolve quality issues and strengthen upstream performance
– Design and implement scalable quality systems, processes, and controls to proactively drive product excellence
– Lead continuous improvement initiatives to enhance quality, efficiency, and on-time delivery
– Establish and maintain quality assurance policies and procedures that support long-term operational consistency
OUR REQUIREMENTS
– 4+ years of experience in a quality engineering or technical role, preferably within high-end residential or contract furnishings
– Bachelor’s degree in Quality Engineering or a related technical field, preferred
– Strong understanding of quality engineering principles, methodologies, and best practices
– Working knowledge of furniture-related product testing standards and requirements
– Proficiency with engineering and quality tools used for analysis, problem-solving, and process improvement
– Strong written and verbal communication skills
– ASQ Certified Quality Engineer (CQE) or Six Sigma Green/Black Belt certification preferred
PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS
– Frequently move throughout a manufacturing environment, including standing and walking for extended periods
– Occasionally lift and carry materials or product samples up to 25 pounds as needed
– Occasionally bending, stooping, and reaching in support of inspections and production floor activity
– Visually inspect products for quality, including identifying fine details and aesthetic inconsistencies
– Operate standard office equipment, including computers and handheld devices