Jobs at Wistron NeWeb Corporation (WNC)

Maintains, calibrates, troubleshoots, repairs, and improves production fixtures. Designs tooling enhancements with engineering teams, manages fixture records and technical documentation, trains operators, provides production-floor technical support, and ensures fixture use meets safety and environmental requirements.

Leads supplier quality management for wireless broadband manufacturing, including supplier qualification, audits, performance monitoring, risk assessment, CAPA, corrective actions, and continuous improvement. Partners with procurement, engineering, manufacturing, and logistics teams to prevent supplier issues from affecting operations. Requires extensive supplier quality experience, global supplier management, quality systems expertise, and familiarity with PFMEA, SPC, MSA, ISO standards, and related quality methodologies.

Leads product quality planning, production quality management, corrective actions, process capability improvement, customer quality support, audits, and continuous quality initiatives. Establishes quality standards, KPIs, inspection plans, and validation mechanisms while collaborating with manufacturing, engineering, supply chain, and R&D teams. Supports NPI, manufacturing readiness, factory start-up, and customer quality reviews.

Leads U.S. site quality strategy, customer quality performance, new product introduction quality planning, manufacturing quality improvement, QMS compliance, audits, supplier quality, and corrective action programs. Builds a greenfield quality organization, develops talent, reduces defects and quality costs, improves process capability and reliability, and partners with customers, manufacturing, engineering, and executive leadership. The role requires extensive quality leadership experience in electronics or wireless manufacturing and cross-functional team management.

Manages enterprise applications and IT systems, leads engineers and support staff, oversees projects, coordinates cross-functional requirements, and ensures system reliability. Responsibilities include disaster recovery, redundancy planning, preventive maintenance, performance monitoring, system development, policy implementation, and reporting IT status and enhancement recommendations to leadership.

Leads manufacturing IT operations and a team of engineers and support staff. Oversees MES/SFCS, WMS, QMS, production reporting, and related systems; manages development, maintenance, system performance, redundancy, disaster recovery, and preventive maintenance. Coordinates cross-functional projects, budgets, timelines, quality standards, policies, and system improvements while reporting status and recommendations to senior management.

Manage, maintain, monitor, and troubleshoot site network infrastructure, including routers, switches, firewalls, wireless networks, VPNs, and related equipment. Ensure reliable LAN, WAN, internet, Wi-Fi, and inter-site connectivity. Monitor performance, capacity, availability, and utilization, proactively resolve issues, and design and implement network solutions supporting business and manufacturing requirements.

Provide on-call technical support for factory systems, develop and maintain SFCS/AP reports and production-line functions, perform system maintenance, build monitoring tools, and troubleshoot software and infrastructure issues. The role requires software development, database, reporting, networking, and systems expertise, with preferred experience in C#, Oracle, PL/SQL, MVC .NET, Web APIs, SQL Reporting Services, and Power BI.

Supports and maintains enterprise business applications across ERP, HRMS, workflow, finance, procurement, inventory, sales, production, and supply chain functions. Troubleshoots local systems, supports users and business processes, ensures application availability, and contributes to system integrations, development, maintenance, and optimization. Requires experience with C#, Oracle Database, and Microsoft SQL Server.

Manage and secure endpoint devices across a manufacturing site, including configuration, software deployment, patching, antivirus/EDR, encryption, access control, and authentication. Maintain site cybersecurity policies and controls, monitor security alerts, and coordinate investigations and incident response with corporate IT and security teams. Provide troubleshooting and technical support while collaborating with global teams.

Manage daily IT operations and service availability at a manufacturing site. Oversee infrastructure, networks, servers, endpoints, communications, business applications, monitoring, maintenance, escalation processes, and production-critical systems. Enforce corporate IT security standards, lead the site MIS/IT team, coordinate vendors, and ensure reliable support for ERP, MES, WMS, QMS, and related manufacturing applications.

Designs and develops wireless communications baseband modules, including DSP algorithms, filtering, FFT, modulation, and demodulation. Performs MATLAB and Simulink modeling, hardware-software co-design, embedded driver development, module testing, performance verification, and troubleshooting using oscilloscopes and spectrum analyzers. Produces technical specifications and test documentation, supports product development, and contributes to continuous technical improvement.

Oversee all operations at a large U.S. electronics manufacturing plant, including manufacturing, engineering, supply chain, quality, materials, testing, cost, and delivery. Lead factory setup, capacity expansion, production ramp-up, operational excellence, NPI readiness, and cross-site manufacturing collaboration. Manage customer relationships, audits, escalations, resource coordination, strategic planning, KPI governance, and organizational development while building an accountable U.S. manufacturing culture.

Leads industrial engineering for new plant setup, capacity planning, line balancing, process optimization, MES/SFCS implementation, Lean and automation integration, and cross-regional manufacturing standardization. Oversees OEE, budgeting, staffing, technical roadmaps, quality reviews, continuous improvement, and engineering team leadership. Requires extensive large-scale manufacturing experience, greenfield plant setup or global operations expertise, and strong cross-functional and cross-cultural leadership.

The role involves market analysis, product strategy planning, cross-department collaboration for product development, project management, product launch, and continuous improvement initiatives.

Lead strategic customer relationships and account growth for wireless networking product lines (switching, routers, SD-WAN, 4G/5G). Drive revenue and margin, develop account plans, manage RFQ/RFP processes, coordinate cross-functional teams, and identify new business across SMB, consumer networking, cloud, security, and health tech sectors.

The Customer Engineer will collaborate with R&D and QA teams to design, optimize, and support DOCSIS CPE, analyze network issues, and provide technical support, while also engaging with customers and vendors for feedback.

Assist in testing WiFi and cellular performance, troubleshoot connectivity issues, analyze performance metrics, and execute lab and field testing with various tools.

Responsible for business development in Japan, identifying opportunities, building client relationships, and developing sales strategies. Collaborates with teams for project delivery.

Develop and optimize U-Boot and Linux kernel drivers, write/modify Device Tree, integrate vendor SDKs into kernel/user space, perform HW/SW co-debugging, configure port mapping and SerDes, and implement PHY/transceiver monitoring (SFP/QSFP DDM). Collaborate with hardware engineers and ensure compatibility with current Linux kernels.