Embedded Hardware Technical Program Manager

Foxconn Industrial Internet - FII; San Jose (CA); On-site; USD 120,000 - 190,000; Full time

Job summary

Foxconn Industrial Internet - FII in San Jose, CA is seeking a Mechanical Engineering Technical Program Manager to lead and support technical projects across embedded hardware, firmware, and mechanical engineering. You will provide engineering and program management support to customers throughout the product lifecycle, with travel to Taiwan and other Foxconn sites as needed.

The role requires a Bachelor's in Mechanical or Computer Engineering (MS preferred) and 0–7 years of x86

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Mechanical or Computer Engineering is required; MS is a plus.
• 0–7 years of experience with x86 hardware, embedded UPs, and firmware/software.
• English proficiency required; Mandarin is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Direct support to customers on server/storage/appliance projects across embedded hardware and firmware.
• Manage product concept to mass production with cross-functional teams.
• Coordinate with front-end and back-end teams to meet customer specs and timelines.
• Travel internationally to Taiwan and other Foxconn sites as needed.
• Provide on-site engineering services and issue tracking through the NPI process.

Skills

Embedded hardware

Firmware experience

Program management

Cross-functional collaboration

x86 system hardware

English proficiency

Communication skills

Education

Bachelor's in Mechanical/Computer Engineering

MS preferred

Tools

Microsoft Office

Scripts

Job description

Foxconn Industrial Internet - FII in San Jose, CA is seeking a Mechanical Engineering Technical Program Manager to lead and support technical projects across embedded hardware, firmware, and mechanical engineering. You will provide engineering and program management support to customers throughout the product lifecycle, with travel to Taiwan and other Foxconn sites as needed.

The role requires a Bachelor's in Mechanical or Computer Engineering (MS preferred) and 0–7 years of x86