If it isn't right, it isn't going in. That's the job in one line. You're the checkpoint between a supplier's delivery and a UK defence programme, and you've got the final say. I'm recruiting for a specialist UK defence electronics business. They're adding a QC Inspector to a tight quality team. It's small enough that your work gets noticed, and serious enough that it matters. What you'll be doing Inspecting incoming goods, components and materials against drawings, specs and purchase orders Carrying out stage and final inspection on PCBAs, electronic assemblies and sub-assemblies Running visual and dimensional checks with verniers, micrometers, gauges and electronic test kit Checking certs, paperwork and traceability so nothing slips through undocumented Raising non-conformances and working with suppliers, Engineering and Quality to fix root causes Keeping inspection records accurate and systems up to date Pitching in on stores, stock control and continuous improvement when needed What you'll bring Goods-in and production inspection experience in a manufacturing environment Defence and electronics experience Confidence reading engineering drawings, wiring diagrams and technical documentation Hands-on use of mechanical and electronic measuring equipment A methodical, detail-obsessed approach and solid record-keeping Good communication skills and an easy way of working across teams Bonus points IPC-A-610 and/or IPC-A-620 trained SC clearance already in place Why this one Real ownership in a small quality team, not a cog in a 40-person department Work on defence electronics that actually ships and actually matters SC clearance sponsored if you don't already hold it Interested? Apply here or message me directly for a confidential chat