Electronic Quality Inspector Technician - IPC-A-600, IPC-A-610
About the job
- One to three years of experience in quality inspection and non-conformity management.
- Ability to read drawings of bare electronic circuit boards.
- Ability to use a binocular microscope.
- Knowledge of electronic quality and electronic-board acceptance criteria according to IPC-A-600 and/or IPC-A-610.
- Proficiency with computer tools and Microsoft Office.
- Technical written English is desirable for the role.
- Perform dimensional, geometric, and visual inspection of parts; analyze defects and interpret results.
- Conduct detailed inspections, record defects, and edit, create, and generate inspection reports and records.
- Verify the conformity of documentation associated with the lots being inspected.
- Retrieve data from the client interface and enter and update the client and/or TRIGO interface and documentation.
- Coordinate internally regarding anomalies and non-conformities found in inspected lots and report all product deviations.
- Identify, process, and isolate non-conforming parts pending a decision.
- Participate in weekly meetings with the various stakeholders.
- Perform controls using existing documentation, including plans, standards, and technical sheets.
- Declare detected non-conformities and provide technical support to the team.
- Knowledge of SAP software.
- Technical written English.
About the company
Trigo provides on-site quality management services for manufacturers, especially in automotive and aerospace. Its core activity is sending teams of engineers and technicians to factory floors to inspect and manage quality across the supply chain, extending beyond inspections to include quality auditing, consulting, and training. These services help prevent defects from stopping production by catching issues early during the manufacturing process. The company differentiates itself through its hands-on, global field presence and its growth through acquisitions, giving it deep expertise across industries and regions while building a large multinational footprint. The primary goal is to ensure consistent product quality and reliability by reducing defects and downtime, supporting manufacturers to maintain smooth production and supply chain operations.
Company Size
5,001-10,000
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
France
Founded
1997
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Ardian’s April 2026 sale validates TRIGO as a scaled, strategic asset.
- Controreupe acquisition in 2025 strengthened nondestructive testing for aerospace and defense.
- TRIGO reports 12,000 employees and €550M revenue, showing broad installed demand.
What critics are saying
- Montyon Capital still needs competition clearance for the April 2026 acquisition.
- Automotive customers can slash outsourced quality spend during plant downturns, hitting utilization fast.
- A deep recession in European manufacturing would pressure TRIGO's labor-heavy, site-based model.
What makes TRIGO unique
- TRIGO runs permanent teams on 550 manufacturing sites across 28 countries.
- TRIGO combines inspection, rework, auditing, consulting, training, and engineering for manufacturers.
- TRIGO expanded into aerospace, defense, rail, and heavy transportation through Controreupe and SCSI.
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Health Insurance
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Remote Work Options
Employee Referral Bonus
Commuter Benefits
Paid Vacation
Performance Bonus
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6 month growth
28%1 year growth
30%2 year growth
30%Ardian has sold its stake in TRIGO, a global leader in quality management for the transportation sector, to French investment fund Montyon Capital. The transaction remains subject to competition authority clearance. Founded in 1997, TRIGO provides inspection, quality engineering and industrial performance management services to automotive, aerospace and rail manufacturers. The company operates in over 25 countries with more than 12,000 employees. Since acquiring its stake in 2016, Ardian supported TRIGO's transformation through 12 acquisitions in the US and Europe, expanding its geographic footprint to nearly 30 countries and diversifying beyond automotive into aerospace, rail and defence. The company also broadened its service offering to include quality engineering, analysis and auditing. Ardian currently manages or advises $200 billion across private equity, real assets and credit.