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Electrical Engineer(A Group FAC2)-Houston,TX

Houston, TX • On-site

Q-Edge Corporation, Foxconn
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$70 - $100/hr

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Electrical Engineer (A Group FAC2) – Houston, TX

Purpose of the position
Responsible for daily maintenance and abnormal handling of water, electricity, gas, etc., in the Mother Logic Board workshop, ensuring normal production.

Duties and Responsibilities
  • Maintenance and abnormal handling of water, electricity, and gas at the production site
  • Intelligent project follow‑up
  • Management of equipment and consumables inventory
  • Have an electrician certificate
Education and Work Experience
  • Bachelor's degree or above, in Mechanical and Electrical Engineering & Engineering Cost Estimation or related field
  • Have an electrician certificate
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
  • Familiar with electrical and exhaust systems of production line equipment, with relevant work experience
  • Understand the working characteristics of related equipment, with on‑site maintenance experience in production lines
  • Have an electrician certificate
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