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Houston, TX -- on-site at DSI's N5 fabrication facility, with regular coordination at the Persimmon shop in Tomball, TX Division: Off-Site Manufacturing (OSM) -- Dynamic Systems, Inc., a Quanta ...

Houston, TX - on-site at DSI's N5 fabrication facility, with regular coordination at the Persimmon shop in Tomball, TX Division: Off-Site Manufacturing (OSM) - Dynamic Systems, Inc., a Quanta ...

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Lead team to identify root cause for N5/N4 chip performance / yield / quality issues: * Analyze CP test bin / data log to identify failure mode * Electrical failure analysis and physical failure ...

Lead team to identify root cause for N5/N4 chip performance / yield / quality issues: * Analyze CP test bin / data log to identify failure mode * Electrical failure analysis and physical failure ...

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How much do n5 jobs pay per hour?

As of Aug 5, 2026, the average hourly pay for n5 in the United States is $26.34, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $15.14 and $30.77 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What are the typical responsibilities and challenges faced by an N5 engineer in a technology company?

As an N5 engineer, you are often expected to handle moderately complex technical tasks, contribute to project planning, and provide support to junior team members. A key challenge at this level is balancing independent work with increased collaboration, as you'll frequently interact with cross-functional teams such as product management or quality assurance. The role also involves refining your technical expertise while developing soft skills like communication and leadership, which are essential for future advancement. Regular feedback from senior engineers and participation in code reviews are common aspects of the work environment.

What is the difference between N5 vs N4?

AspectN5N4
Required CertificationsJLPT N5JLPT N4
Work EnvironmentBasic language tasks, entry-level rolesIntermediate language tasks, support roles
Employer & Industry UsageLanguage schools, entry-level positions in companiesCustomer service, administrative roles requiring basic Japanese

The main difference between N5 and N4 lies in language proficiency. N5 is an entry-level certification indicating basic understanding of Japanese, suitable for simple communication. N4 demonstrates a slightly higher proficiency, allowing for more complex interactions. Employers often require N5 for basic roles, while N4 is preferred for positions needing more language skills. Understanding these differences helps job seekers target roles aligned with their language abilities.

What is an N5?

N5 jobs refer to positions that require Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) N5 level skills. JLPT N5 is the most basic level, indicating the ability to understand some basic Japanese, including familiar everyday expressions and simple sentences written in hiragana, katakana, and basic kanji. Jobs for N5 level speakers are generally entry-level and may include roles such as factory workers, cleaners, kitchen staff, or other positions that do not require advanced communication in Japanese. These jobs are common among foreigners starting their careers in Japan and looking to improve their language skills while working.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as an N5, and why are they important?

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Infographic showing various N5 job openings in the United States as of July 2026, with employment types broken down into 84% Full Time, 14% Part Time, 1% Temporary, and 1% Contract. Highlights an 97% Physical, 1% Hybrid, and 2% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $54,791 per year, or $26.3 per hour.

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A Quanta Services Company® — Off-Site Manufacturing (OSM) Division

OSM Administrator / Recruiter, OSM Operations

Location: Houston, TX — on-site at DSI's N5 fabrication facility, with regular coordination at the Persimmon shop in Tomball, TX

Division: Off-Site Manufacturing (OSM) — Dynamic Systems, Inc., a Quanta Services company

Reports to: OSM Operations Manager, with day-to-day req coordination alongside N5 and Persimmon shop leadership

Type: Full-time, on-site (occasional travel between Houston and Tomball facilities

This is a hands-on recruiting/Admin embedded in DSI's Off-Site Manufacturing operation, supporting our fabrication shops as they ramp toward full production. OSM is scaling fast across two facilities — N5 in Houston and the newer Persimmon shop in Tomball — and this role owns the full hiring cycle for the craft and field talent that drives that growth: welders, fitters, fabricators, automation technicians, and the support staff around them.

The pace matches the ramp: shop mobilization, module production schedules, and customer commitments on projects like our data center and industrial prefabrication work mean requisitions are real and time sensitive. The priority is filling skilled positions fast without cutting corners on compliance. Alongside recruiting, you keep the day-to-day Admin engine running for both facilities.

If you have recruited in industrial, construction, manufacturing, or skilled-trades environments — and you know the difference between sourcing a welder and sourcing an office hire — this is built for you.

What you'll own (the core of the job)

  • Run full-cycle recruiting for fabrication and field roles across N5 (Houston) and Persimmon (Tomball): intake with shop and project leadership, job postings, sourcing, screening, interview coordination, offers, and close.
  • Build and work a sourcing pipeline suited to skilled trades: trade and welding schools, apprenticeship and certification programs, staffing partners, employee referrals, Indeed and trade job boards, and field-network word of mouth.
  • Partner with OSM shop and project leadership to forecast headcount against the production ramp — both shops are targeting full production by August 2026 — and stay ahead of upcoming needs rather than reacting to open seats.
  • Manage the candidate experience end to end, including weld test and skills evaluation scheduling, and keep time-to-fill moving during active mobilization.
  • Drive onboarding and new-hire orientation so people are productive and compliant from day one at either facility.

Also, on your plate (HR administration)

  • Maintain accurate employee records and data integrity into the DSI portal and ATS.
  • Field employee questions on policy and payroll, and route what you can't resolve.
  • Support performance management cycles and evaluations.
  • Help build and apply policies and procedures across both OSM facilities.
  • Prepare personnel reports for OSM leadership (req status, time-to-fill, headcount, turnover) by shop and by role.
  • Support engagement activities and company events for the OSM team.

Compliance you will be expected to handle

This role sits close to real employment-law exposure in an industrial, multi-state, public-construction context, including work tied to large data center and industrial projects. You should be comfortable with:

  • I-9 verification at volume, including remote and on-site documentation.
  • Davis-Bacon / prevailing wage and certified payroll awareness on public and government project work.
  • Multi-state employment rules where crews and projects cross state lines.
  • General adherence to federal, state, and local labor law across the hiring and employment lifecycle.

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