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quality manager Salary in ohio

Based on 317 active job postings in ohio  ·  Updated 2026

Min Salary
$89,440
per year
Average Salary
$91,367
per year
Max Salary
$125,000
per year
Jobs Found
317
active listings

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Open quality manager Jobs in ohio 317

Senior Quality Manager
Zimmer Biomet Dayton, Ohio
$160000 / per year Full Time
Senior Quality Manager
Zimmer Biomet Toledo, Ohio
$160000 / per year Full Time
Senior Quality Manager
Zimmer Biomet Cincinnati, Ohio
$160000 / per year Full Time
Quality Manager
YO IT Consulting Columbus, Ohio
Full Time
Quality Manager
Precision Castparts Corp. (PCC) Minerva, Ohio
Full Time
Quality Manager
Graham Packaging Company Fremont, Ohio
Full Time
Loan Quality Manager - Operations Shared Services
WesBanco Bank Inc. Norwood, Ohio
Full Time
Supply Chain Quality Manager (m/w/d)
Umwelt- und Ingenieurtechnik GmbH New Bremen, Ohio
Full Time
Quality Manager
Jobtailor Forest, Ohio
Full Time
Quality Manager – Lead Product Quality for Defense Systems
Anduril Industries Ashville, Ohio
Full Time
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quality manager Salary FAQ

What is the average quality manager salary in ohio?
Based on 906 recent job postings, the average annual salary for a quality manager in ohio is approximately $91,367, with a range of $89,440 – $125,000.
How do I negotiate my quality manager salary?
Research comparable roles in your area, document your accomplishments, and arrive at negotiations with data. Use total compensation (base + bonus + equity + benefits) as your benchmark, not just base pay.
What factors affect quality manager compensation in ohio?
Key factors include years of experience, technical certifications, company size (startup vs. enterprise), industry (tech vs. finance vs. healthcare), and whether the role is remote-first or on-site in a high cost-of-living metro.