Engineering Program Manager
foxconn industrial internet fiiHouston (TX)
Engineering Program Manager
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foxconn industrial internet fiiHouston (TX)
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About the role
Job Description
Position Overview:
The role involves leading New Product Introduction (NPI) and sustaining projects, managing cross-functional teams, and ensuring timely delivery of high-quality electronic products in an EMS environment.
Key Responsibilities:
Lead New Product Introduction (NPI) and sustaining projects from concept to production.
Coordinate cross-functional teams to generate RFQ responses for customers.
Develop and maintain project plans, development schedules, and master build plans.
Oversee sample builds, including PCBA, mechanical parts, and system-level components.
Drive materials procurement, tooling, and factory capacity to meet customer demand.
Manage and maintain strong customer relationships.
Key Requirements:
Minimum of 3 years’ experience in program management, design, or manufacturing of servers, PCs, notebooks, AIOs, tablets, or cell phones within an EMS environment.
Technical knowledge and familiarity with design engineering tools for servers, storage systems, PCs, or notebooks.
Strong understanding of new product development cycles.
Proficient in project budgeting and risk management.
Excellent presentation and communication skills in both Mandarin and English.
Preferred Qualifications:
Bachelor’s degree in any engineering discipline.
Project Management Professional (PMP) certification.
English proficiency: TOEIC score ≥800 or IELTS ≥6.0.Familiarity with enterprise servers, GPU servers, and AI servers.
Basic proficiency with scheduling tools such as MS Project.
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