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Technical Program Manager (Manufacturing)

Nahc Hong Kong Today

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Our client is looking for a Technical Program Manager to take full ownership of sustaining activities for a high-volume consumer hardware product. You will focus on strengthening product reliability, manufacturability, quality, compliance, and cost efficiency as production scales globally. This role requires tight coordination with engineering, design, supply chain, manufacturing partners, factories, vendors, and test labs.

You will drive the planning, issue resolution, process improvements, risk management, and continuous operational upgrades that keep a fast-growing hardware program running smoothly.

What you will do:

Lead all sustaining engineering efforts to continuously improve reliability, quality, cost, and manufacturability for the product line.

Own the cross-functional triage process, ensuring issues have clear owners, timelines, and outcomes across internal teams and external partners (ODMs/CMs, suppliers, test labs, and retail/platform partners).

Manage the full FRACAS lifecycle: define defect classification, drive root-cause analysis, and ensure corrective and preventive actions are implemented and verified in production.

Oversee large-scale change management, including PLM workflows, ECR/ECO processes, PPAP, and FAI, ensuring changes are introduced safely and intentionally.

Run sustaining builds and manage change cut-ins with well-defined entry/exit gates, sampling plans, and quality metrics.

Build and publish dashboards and KPIs covering yield, SPC, DPMO, field performance, returns/RMA, burn-in results, and line health.

Lead factory audit and PDI planning, and guide IQC/IPQC/OQC/ORT processes to maintain quality rigor across production lines.

Prepare factories for ramp-up: capacity checks, fixture readiness, test coverage, golden samples, and vendor alignment for peak-season volumes.

Oversee regulatory compliance, coordinate pre-compliance testing, manage lab interactions, and ensure regional certification and labeling requirements are met.

Maintain thorough, accurate documentation—including specifications, test plans, ECO packages, and operational runbooks—to support audits and onboarding.