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Universal Electronics

2026-25- NPI Electronics Engineer

Engineering

Employment

Full-time
From the employer

Full Time

Level

Not stated

Team

NPI - TSD / Engineering
Not doable from Austria

Country assessment

Not doable from Austria because the employer's own board marks it as not remote.

Our assessment is guidance. Confirm arrangements with the employer.

Job description

Position Summary

Handling all processes related to technical for building samples.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

The duties listed below are intended only as examples of the various types of work that you may be asked to perform. The omission of specific statements of duties does not exclude them from the position if the work is similar, related or a logical assignment to this class.  You may be asked to perform other duties as assigned from time to time.

  1. Setup machines and fixtures for soldering line and final assembly line.
  2. Produce, test and repair product.
  3. Analyze and improve efficiency, productivity and quality.
  4. Layout and setup for New Production Introduction (NPI) project and transfer project.
  5. Layout and setup for internal sample request from other departments.
  6. Work closely with cross-functional team such as Test System Development (TSD), Production Engineering (PE) and Factory Project Manager (FPM) to get support related to technical.
  7. Training and support staff, worker of sample team and production team on new and existing processes.
  8. Other tasks as duly assigned by the Sample Build Supervisor.

Supervisory Responsibilities – List Teams/Groups

N/A

Qualifications - Knowledge & Experience

  1. +3 years of working experience.
  2. Working experience in electronics manufacturing environment is a plus.
  3. Good command of English or Chinese language.
  4. Must have good communication and teamwork skill.

Education, Licenses & Certification

         Bachelor degree or higher with majoring in Electronics, Mechatronics, Mechanical, etc.

 Work Conditions

  1. 44 hours per week. Two Saturdays off per month.
  2. Working in the office, the production area.
  3. Physically able to participate in training sessions, presentations, and meetings.