Electrical Engineering Major(FATP_PE_AME A Group)-Houston,TX

Q-Edge Corporation, Foxconn; Houston (TX); Sur place; USD 85 000 - 125 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Q-Edge Corporation in Houston seeks an Electrical Engineering major to lead the introduction (NPI), debugging, and sustaining of complex automated manufacturing systems. You will ensure electrical and software stability of production equipment including Robotics, PLCs, AOI, and AGVs.

Responsibilities include identifying root causes of failures, contributing to DFMs, DOE verification, and driving improvements to reduce downtime and optimize cycle time on the production floor.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Electrical, Mechanical, Industrial or Manufacturing Engineering (related field).
• 3+ years electrical maintenance experience in manufacturing or related industries (automotive electronics, semiconductor, precision assembly).
• Experience with robotics, AGV, AOI; AI in automation is a plus.

Responsabilités

• Analyze root causes of failures using formal analysis techniques.
• Participate in early-stage DFM and equipment development with DOE verification.
• Drive equipment installation, debugging, and NPI support; ensure production continuity.
• Push improvements to increase yield and reduce downtime on the line.
• Maintain electrical and software stability of production equipment.

Connaissances

PLC programming

Schematic reading

Robotics/AGV/AOI

AI in automation

Formation

Bachelor's in Electrical/Mechanical/Industrial/Manufacturing Engineering

Outils

Mitsubishi PLCs

Omron/Siemens PLCs

Description du poste

Electrical Engineering Major(FATP_PE_AME A Group)-Houston,TX

Purpose of the position
The main purpose of this position is leading the introduction (NPI), debugging, and sustaining of complex automated manufacturing system. You will be responsible for the electrical and software stability of production equipment, including Robotics, PLCs, AOI system, and AGVs. You will not only directly troubleshoot controls issue, but also introduce latest technology to minimize downtime and optimize cycle time.
Duties and Responsibilities

• Analyze the causes of failures: Use professional analysis techniques and tools to conduct a comprehensive and in-depth inspection and analysis of failed products, and determine the root causes of product failures, including design defects, material problems, manufacturing process deviations, environmental factors, etc.
• Automatic & Mechanical Equipment Introduction
  • Participate early-stage Design for Manufacturability (DFM), equipment evaluation/design/development and DOE verification assembly process.
  • Push EQ improvement to increase assembly yield and meet customer targets
• Automatic & Mechanical Equipment Installation & Debug
  • Push vendor’s equipment setup/installation/debug at NPI . Analyze causes of equipment failures and promote resolution.
  • Push EQ preventive improvement to reduce downtime & ensure production continuity.

Education and work experience

• Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, or related field.
• 3+ years of electrical maintenance experience in manufacturing, background in automotive electronics, semiconductor, or precision assembly industries preferred.
• Experience in robotics, AGV, AOI, or related specialized fields is highly preferred.
• AI implementation experience in automation environments is preferred.

Working conditions
This role is primarily based in a fast-paced, high-volume manufacturing facility, requiring daily presence on the production floor to oversee processes, troubleshoot issues, and ensure operational efficiency.
May require occasional weekend hours to support production deadlines, emergency repairs, or project implementations.Skills:

• Proficient in Mitsubishi/Omron/Siemens PLC programming and commissioning, experience in parameter configuration and troubleshooting of VFDs and servo drives.
• Able to read electrical schematics and wiring diagrams; familiar with low-voltage power distribution systems.

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