Q-Edge Corporation, Foxconn

OPM (Operation Program Management) Engineer (A Group MLB_SOM Dept.)-Houston,TX

Houston, TX
Full Time
Mid Level
Purpose of the position
Managing cross-functional coordination across engineering, supply chain, and manufacturing to ensure smooth program execution. Serving as the key operational link to drive timeliness, manage risks, align resources to deliver products on time, within budget, and at the right quality.

This position will be based in Houston, TX.
  • Duties and Responsibilities   
  1. Collect cross-functional team data, review PPV (Purchase Price Variance), repair WIP (Work in Process), E&O (Excess & Obsolescence), TDM (Time Dependency Model), TAT, scrap rate, and check the data accuracy and logic
  2. Drive MP readiness and manage end to end program execution through EOP. Manage and deliver program in support of manufacturing site fulfillment.
  3. Collect the customer report, such as capacity, line plan, APR adjust, CTB etc., work for the cross site CO (Carry over) balance and issue highlight
  4. Manage the internal resource and work with BD (Business Development) to align the external claim, prepare the related file and report to clarify the logic.
  5. Assess the new customer demand feasibility (new process/newly added capacity etc.)
  6. For customer cost saving project, work with internal team and prepare the review strategy for win-win
  7. Develop presentation content and manage executive-level updates and business reviews to support strategic decision-making.
  • Education and Work Experience
  1. University and above, Major: Supply Chain Management, Business Administration, Business English
  2. 2+ years of project management, production control or supply chain management/procurement related experience, familiar with consumer electronics product processes is preferred
  3. Fluent in English listening, speaking, reading, and writing, with over 2 years of experience and ability to independently handle customer correspondence.
  4. Individuals with logical analysis capabilities, knowledge and experience in cost control are preferred.
  5. Strong sense of responsibility / capable of problem analysis and solution / good communication skills, with experience in cross-organizational coordination / resilient / positive thinking
  6. Familiar with Mandarin Chinese, Spanish or Vietnamese as second language is preferred.
  • Working conditions
    • Office-based role, fast-paced work environment
    • This position must be able to respond to after-hour emergencies and be available to work non-core hours or overtime to complete various projects without interruption to operations.
  • Skills: Proficient in using Excel/PPT
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