Quality Project Manager at Acero Precision in West Chester, PA
- Company: Acero Precision
- Location: West Chester, PA
- Posted: Sep 20, 2026
- Type: Full-time
- Experience: 10+ years
Overview
Full-Time| On-Site| West Chester, PA Join Altus Spine At Altus Spine, we develop innovative spinal implant and surgical solutions where quality, precision, and patient safety are at the center of what we do. We are seeking a Quality Project Manager to lead CAPA investigations, root cause analysis, a…
Job description
- Full-Time| On-Site| West Chester, PA
- Join Altus Spine
- At Altus Spine, we develop innovative spinal implant and surgical solutions where quality, precision, and patient safety are at the center of what we do.
- We are seeking a Quality Project Manager to lead CAPA investigations, root cause analysis, and cross-functional quality projects while supporting inspection, compliance, and continuous improvement across the product lifecycle.
Responsibilities
- Own and manage the Corrective and Preventive Action (CAPA) process from initiation through effectiveness verification and closure.
- Lead structured root cause investigations, coordinating cross-functional input from Engineering, Operations, Suppliers, and Customers.
- Establish effectiveness verification methods and evidence requirements for CAPA activities and ensure effectiveness is demonstrated prior to closure.
- Maintain CAPA records, aging metrics, and escalation activities while presenting CAPA status, trends, and systemic themes to Quality Management.
- Analyze data from complaints, nonconformities, returns, supplier performance, and inspection results to identify trends and continuous improvement opportunities.
- Lead cross-functional quality projects involving remediation plans, validation activities, regulatory and standards transitions, and electronic quality management system changes.
- Maintain project trackers identifying project owners, deliverables, and due dates, and provide project summaries for Management Review.
- Coordinate the internal audit program, including audit scheduling, scope, auditor assignments, finding classification, and closure of findings.
- Coordinate validation of quality management system software applications and maintain revalidation records following configuration changes.
- Perform first production lot inspections for new and changed part numbers using calibrated inspection equipment and document results according to established procedures.
- Perform targeted inspections on parts with elevated nonconformance, complaint, or return rates to support data analysis and improvement initiatives.
- Provide backup inspection support during employee absences or production surges, including magnification inspection of small-font laser etching.
- Support quality and regulatory activities associated with product commercialization, including 510(k) submission packaging and Management Review.
- Apply working knowledge of applicable medical device regulations and standards, including ISO 13485:2016, 21 CFR Part 820, and ISO 14971:2019.
Requirements
- Bachelor's degree in Engineering or a technical field plus 5+ years of experience; Associate's degree plus 7+ years; or High School diploma plus 10+ years of experience in a quality or engineering role within a regulated environment. Medical device experience is preferred.
- Experience owning CAPA investigations from initiation through effectiveness verification and closure.
- Experience managing cross-functional projects with defined scope, schedules, and deliverables.
- Experience with root cause analysis, risk-based analysis, and quality systems within a regulated environment.
- Working knowledge of medical device regulations, ISO standards, and quality management systems.
- Ability to use calipers, micrometers, and mechanical inspection instrumentation. RAM and Overlay experience is a plus.
- Proficiency with Microsoft Office and experience with CAD software; Creo preferred.
- Experience with or willingness to train and/or obtain certifications related to ISO 13485, ISO 14971, cGMP, and other quality and regulatory systems supporting medical device compliance and safety.
- Valid driver's license.
- Strong organizational skills with a detail-oriented and quality-focused approach.
- Excellent communication and customer service skills, with the ability to conduct investigations with tact and professionalism.
Skills
Required
- CAPA process management
- Root cause analysis
- Risk-based analysis
- Microsoft Office
- CAD software
- Valid driver's license
Preferred
- Medical device experience
- RAM and Overlay experience
- Creo
Benefits
- Competitive salary
- Multiple health insurance plans, including a no-cost HSA health plan for eligible employees
- Affordable dental and vision benefits
- 100% paid uniforms
- 401(k) with employer match
- 100 hours of PTO during your first year
- Work-Life Services Benefit Program (Employee + Family)
- Group Life Insurance
- Seven paid holidays every year
- Investing in you: paid training for certifications and licenses
- Wellness Coach Program access