Avery Dennison is seeking a Divisional Quality Engineer (Transit Damage & Packaging) based in Mentor, Ohio to blend technical engineering with strategic quality leadership. The Divisional Quality Engineer will own continuous improvement initiatives to minimize transit damage, reduce packaging claims, and safeguard product integrity, serving as the bridge between internal operations and external partners by collaborating with suppliers, customers, customer service, transportation carriers, and manufacturing plants to drive continuous improvement and foster a sustainable quality culture. Responsibilities include tracking and reducing transit damage and improper packaging claims using advanced statistical tools; partnering with cross-functional teams to develop quality improvement roadmaps, packaging optimization, and capital justification; collaborating with Procurement, material suppliers, and transportation carriers to optimize packaging component quality, analyze shipping lanes, and co-develop load-securing strategies; supporting Sales and Customer Service by translating customer packaging demands into ERP system requirements to ensure site-level compliance; and visiting manufacturing plants and customer sites to audit packaging standards compliance, evaluate equipment health, provide capability training, and maintain ISO 9001 Quality Management System standards. Qualifications include a BS in Engineering (Mechanical Engineering preferred); minimum 2 years manufacturing experience and 2 years on an ISO 9001:2015 Quality Team; ability to travel up to 30%; experience creatin

Avery Dennison is seeking a Divisional Quality Engineer (Transit Damage & Packaging) based in Mentor, Ohio to blend technical engineering with strategic quality leadership. The Divisional Quality Engineer will own continuous improvement initiatives to minimize transit damage, reduce packaging claims, and safeguard product integrity, serving as the bridge between internal operations and external partners by collaborating with suppliers, customers, customer service, transportation carriers, and manufacturing plants to drive continuous improvement and foster a sustainable quality culture. Responsibilities include tracking and reducing transit damage and improper packaging claims using advanced statistical tools; partnering with cross-functional teams to develop quality improvement roadmaps, packaging optimization, and capital justification; collaborating with Procurement, material suppliers, and transportation carriers to optimize packaging component quality, analyze shipping lanes, and co-develop load-securing strategies; supporting Sales and Customer Service by translating customer packaging demands into ERP system requirements to ensure site-level compliance; and visiting manufacturing plants and customer sites to audit packaging standards compliance, evaluate equipment health, provide capability training, and maintain ISO 9001 Quality Management System standards. Qualifications include a BS in Engineering (Mechanical Engineering preferred); minimum 2 years manufacturing experience and 2 years on an ISO 9001:2015 Quality Team; ability to travel up to 30%; experience creatin