Q-Edge Corporation, Foxconn

Periphery Specialist(A Group MLB_MFG)-Houston,TX

Houston, TX
Full Time
Experienced
Purpose of the position
Supervision and guidance of administrative training work, Human Resource Coordination & Planning，Project Planning & Implementation Tracking，resource cost & OPE(Overall Personnel Effectiveness) monitoring

Duties and Responsibilities
  1. Administrative Training Team's management and guidance.
  2. Office Environment Management & Supply Management
  3. Meeting and event arrangements, reception and communication, project coordination
  4. Document and Record Management
  5. Employee Care and Benefits
  6. Emergency event handling,.

Education and work experience  
1.Basic Requirements:
High school diploma + 1 year of relevant administrative work experience, or Associate degree + 1 year of relevant work experience.

2.Preferred Conditions:
--Hold a 30-hour general industrial certification from OSHA
--Able to conduct work guidance in English, Spanish, and Mandarin


Working conditions
  • Office positions and on-site work (on-site work requires wearing static electricity protection equipment, etc)
  • Flexibly adjust non-working hours according to production needs and event levels, ensuring the normal production rhythm of the production line

Skills:
1.Professional Skills ：
-Familiar with using office software & database management and usage
2.Language and Cross-Cultural Competence
-Multilingual communication skills in English, Spanish, and Mandarin, suitable for managing cross-cultural teams.
3. Problem-solving & stress resistance
- Able to quickly identify and resolve issues, ensuring that production schedules are not affected.
-Possess strong stress resistance, able to cope with high-pressure environments.
 
Other
- Holding a valid U.S. work permit (such as a green card, citizenship).
- Acceptable flexible working hours (such as shift rotations and overtime in emergencies)

We offer
  • Competitive salary and benefits
  • Career development opportunities and a multicultural work environment
  • Participate in the electronics manufacturing industry in The possibilities of frontier technology projects
  • The company is committed to diversity and inclusion, and welcomes candidates from all backgrounds to apply!
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