Jobs at Fuyao Glass America

Develop new products, tooling, and fixtures; identify project risks; confirm customer and product standards; design, verify, debug, and optimize tooling; support sample builds; troubleshoot technical issues during development and production; and improve fixture performance and manufacturing efficiency. The role requires mechanical engineering knowledge, manufacturing-process experience, CAD proficiency, APQP documentation experience, and willingness to train in a production environment and travel.

Responsible for improving product quality and reducing scrap rates in the production process while supporting equipment maintenance and optimizing processes.

Responsible for improving pretreatment product quality, reducing scrap rates, and optimizing production processes for automotive glass products.

Collects, cleans, analyzes, and validates manufacturing data from Plex, ERP, MES, sensor, and inventory systems. Builds predictive models, automated reports, and KPI dashboards covering yield, OEE, scrap, inventory, production, and financial performance. Performs root-cause, variance, forecasting, and ROI analyses to improve efficiency and reduce costs. Maintains data pipelines, supports operational and financial planning, ensures accurate inventory and COGS reporting, and trains production personnel on data collection and dashboard usage.

Collects, cleans, validates, and analyzes manufacturing data from Plex, ERP, MES, sensor, and inventory systems. Builds predictive models, automated reports, and dashboards tracking KPIs such as yield, OEE, scrap, inventory, and shipments. Performs root-cause, variance, financial, forecasting, and ROI analyses to improve production efficiency, scheduling, inventory, and costs. Maintains data pipelines, supports financial reconciliation, writes work instructions, and trains manufacturing personnel on data collection and dashboard use. May work second or third shift in a manufacturing environment.

The Product Quality Engineer will advance product quality during development and verify new product standards, solve quality issues, and prepare quality reports.

Optimize and develop manufacturing processes for automotive glass production. Use process simulation and control techniques, analyze production data with Minitab, reduce scrap and waste, collaborate with manufacturing, QA, and supply chain, implement corrective actions, document changes, and train production staff.

The Manufacturing Engineer is responsible for improving product quality, reducing waste, optimizing production processes, and collaborating with teams to enhance production efficiency.

Improve pretreatment product quality and reduce scrap by analyzing and optimizing manufacturing processes. Develop workflows, support equipment installation and validation, implement Lean/Six Sigma initiatives, collaborate with Quality/Maintenance/Production, monitor KPIs, and support new automotive glass product launches into mass production.

Develop and test new materials, manage automation projects, lead process improvements and troubleshooting, and maintain process documentation and training to meet internal and customer standards.

Manage accounts payable and material procurement accounting: verify invoices, contracts, receipts, inventory and fixed assets; prepare material and cost reports; reconcile supplier accounts; control asset procurement and depreciation; enforce procurement/payment controls and assist with system accounting and audits.

Manage and maintain EDI data, create and import delivery plans, forecast orders, monitor on-time delivery, handle exceptions and customer communications, implement change and suspension controls, meet KPIs, follow ISO and safety procedures, and perform MRP/Plex-based production planning and data analysis.

Trainee supervisor learns production management, machinery, inspection, quality control, yield improvement, Kaizen, mentoring, and shop-floor troubleshooting to support production and reduce defects.

The Automation Engineer designs and optimizes automated systems in manufacturing, focusing on equipment operation, troubleshooting, and process reliability.

The Junior Program Manager coordinates the launch of automotive glass products, manages customer communication, maintains project budgets, and ensures timely delivery by leading internal teams and processes.

The Lead Supervisor manages workshop operations, supervises personnel, ensures production quality, implements safety measures, and analyzes performance indicators.

The Production Associate produces quality parts, operates machinery, monitors production issues, ensures safety, and meets targets in a manufacturing environment.

The Manufacturing Engineer is responsible for improving product quality, reducing scrap rates, optimizing processes, and supporting new product launches in automotive glass manufacturing.

The Product Development Engineer is tasked with new product and tooling development, design verification, troubleshooting, and optimizing production efficiency while adhering to customer requirements and quality standards.

The IT Systems Engineer analyzes and designs business system solutions for a glass automotive manufacturing plant, ensuring system integration, data exchange, and operational efficiency.