Job Title: Graduate Supplier Quality Engineer
Location: Greenford, 40 hours per week
Reports to: Head of Supplier Quality
About the Role
This is an exciting opportunity for a recent graduate to begin their career in Supplier Quality within a world-class manufacturing environment. As a Graduate Supplier Quality Engineer, you will support the Supplier Quality team in ensuring that supplier processes, systems, and products consistently meet Brompton's quality requirements and customer expectations.
Working closely with suppliers, Engineering, Manufacturing, and Quality teams, you will develop a strong understanding of supplier quality management, problem-solving methodologies, and continuous improvement techniques. Through structured training and hands-on experience, you will contribute to supplier performance improvement, new product introduction activities, and quality assurance initiatives, while building the skills required to become an independent Supplier Quality Engineer.
Key Responsibilities
General and Task Management
About You
Desirable Knowledge
Knowledge or exposure to any of the following would be advantageous, but training will be provided:
Qualifications and Experience
Essential
Desirable
No previous Supplier Quality experience is required. Full training and development will be provided.
Why Join Us?
At Brompton, we believe in building a better future through innovation, craftsmanship, and community. As a Graduate Supplier Quality Engineer, you'll gain exposure to our global supply chain and work alongside experienced engineers who will support your development through structured learning, mentoring, and practical experience.
This is more than a graduate role. It's an opportunity to build a long-term career within quality, manufacturing, and supplier development while contributing to one of the world's most iconic products.

The Brompton bike was conceived as a product to help improve city living. It has established itself as the ideal choice for all those who are living or interacting with cities. The bike can be folded to a third of its size in a matter of seconds and is small enough to be taken on all forms of public transport. In fact, 42 Bromptons can fit in one car parking space!
The Brompton bike was first designed by Andrew Ritchie in 1975 opposite the Brompton Oratory in South Kensington, hence the name. The first prototypes were all designed and built in Andrew’s flat and while they were rough and crude, the majority of the key design features were already evident, such as the pivoting rear triangle that allows the rear wheel to fold underneath. Andrew looked for support from various banks and bike manufacturers, but none were willing to support his dream. Julian Vereker, an entrepreneur and the owner of an early Brompton prototype, joined Andrew in 1985 and helped to provide the money which put Brompton into full time production for the first time in 1988. Fast forward to 2016, and Brompton now offers 16.5 million combinations on the bike, every one of which is still made by hand in London.
It is now estimated that there are over 80,000 Brompton bikes in London. Three-time winner of the Queen’s Award for Enterprise, the company sells over 45,000 bikes in 44 countries around the world every year. Sales have been growing at a fast rate with the help of Brompton Junction retail stores in London, Barcelona, Munich, Beijing, Milan, Hamburg, Shanghai, Chengdu, Amsterdam, Tokyo and Kobe.