Jobs at Fuyao Glass America

Support maintenance team by repairing production equipment, performing preventative maintenance, assisting with debugging and installations, troubleshooting electrical/mechanical systems (PLCs, VFDs, Siemens, HMI), testing servo motors and sensors, performing basic welding/fabrication, and participating in continuous improvement projects.

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 Receptionist greets and assists visitors, manages phone calls, performs clerical tasks, and maintains office organization and supplies.

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

The Tooling Engineer develops assembly fixtures, EOAT, and automation lines, ensuring they meet production quality requirements and enhance tooling processes.

The EHS Manager oversees environmental, health, and safety initiatives, ensuring compliance with safety regulations, accident investigation, training, and ISO certifications. Responsible for fostering a culture of safety and managing safety programs.

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

Establish, maintain, and audit the Integrated Management System (IMS) to ensure regulatory and customer requirements are met. Create and execute annual audit plans; perform internal, third-party, customer, and second-party audits; manage IMS documentation; track and close audit findings; evaluate IMS training effectiveness; and support the Quality Manager on related tasks.

The Tooling Engineer designs, develops, and maintains tools for manufacturing, ensuring efficiency and quality while collaborating with cross-functional teams to improve tooling systems and solve production issues.

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

The role involves promoting various improvement projects within the company.

The Sales Management Specialist analyzes sales data, forecasts trends, manages customer relationships, and coordinates with departments to enhance performance and customer satisfaction.

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

The Production Planner organizes production schedules, manages delivery timelines, ensures smooth logistics, and aids departmental operations while achieving KPIs and compliance.

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 Process Engineer is responsible for new materials development, automation projects, process improvement, and documentation updates. This role requires strong engineering skills and management abilities while ensuring quality and compliance with standards.

The Customer Quality Engineer manages customer complaints, organizes internal team responses, trains teams on quality reporting, and ensures customer satisfaction.

The Manufacturing Engineer is responsible for improving pretreatment product quality, reducing scrap rates, and enhancing efficiency in production processes, including implementing Lean methodologies.

This role involves developing new materials, managing automation projects, improving production processes, and compiling documentation while ensuring compliance with internal and customer standards.