Full-Time
Project Coordinator
Supply Chain
Foxconn Industrial Internet
1,001-5,000 employees
Designs and manufactures intelligent manufacturing solutions
No salary listed
Houston, TX, USA
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Bachelor's, Associate's
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- A bachelor's degree in Business, Supply Chain Management, or a related field is required.
- Successful completion of four years of high school or equivalent, plus two years of college, or graduation from a two-year technical college with an associate's degree.
- At least three years of relevant supply chain or logistics experience.
- Strong analytical and data analysis abilities.
- Proficiency in supply chain software such as SAP or other enterprise resource planning systems.
- Skills in forecasting, inventory management, and logistics.
- Proficiency in the Microsoft Office suite.
- Ability to work independently and collaboratively in a team environment.
- Adaptability and flexibility in a dynamic, fast-paced, results-driven environment.
- Oversee supply chain operations by analyzing customer demand and coordinating with suppliers to ensure timely procurement and delivery of materials.
- Communicate with internal teams and external stakeholders, including program managers and buyer/planners, to provide timely updates on shipments, deliveries, and receipts.
- Coordinate with suppliers to track product returns and order statuses, ensuring prompt and accurate issue resolution.
- Set up and maintain SAP master data for purchased products.
- Work directly with warehouse personnel and production supervisors and operators to ensure materials are pulled from the warehouse to the production line in accordance with customer build requirements.
- Certified Supply Chain Professional certification or Certified Professional in Supply Management certification is a plus.
Foxconn Industrial Internet designs and manufactures advanced technology hardware and offers intelligent manufacturing services to large tech firms, centered on automation and the industrial internet. Its offerings span design, hardware like Nvidia GB200 AI servers, switches/routers, data-center gear, industrial robots, plus cloud/edge computing platforms and edge solutions (Lighthouse Factory, FII Cloud with Tencent Cloud, Fog Cerebellum) to digitize data and optimize production. It differentiates itself by acting as a full design-to-manufacture partner with scale, exclusive assembly of premium AI servers, and a focus on high-margin cloud, networking, and AI-related services, backed by Foxconn. Its goal is to move beyond traditional contract manufacturing into high-value technology services, expanding AI-server and data-center businesses and venturing into EVs and semiconductor test automation.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Shenzhen, China
Founded
2015
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- First-quarter 2026 revenue rose 56.5% to RMB 251.1 billion, with profit doubling.
- March 2026 Mexico investment added US$136 million for AI server capacity.
- Foxconn expects 2026 AI server rack shipments to double, expanding global share.
What critics are saying
- Vicor’s ITC order, finalized February 2025, targets FII USA imports into America.
- Foxconn’s 2026 Mexico expansion faces tariffs, permits, and cross-border supply-chain disruption.
- Margins remain thin; 2025 profit lagged expectations despite record revenue and AI demand.
What makes Foxconn Industrial Internet unique
- Fii supplies Nvidia GB200 server assembly, anchoring Foxconn’s AI infrastructure scale.
- Mexico became Fii’s largest overseas manufacturing base, with 2025 revenue above RMB 307 billion.
- Its cloud computing segment hit RMB 602.679 billion in 2025, led by AI servers.
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Chinese companies reached record overseas revenue in 2025, led by PetroChina, Foxconn Industrial Internet, BYD and Luxshare Precision Industry. PetroChina's overseas crude output rose 1.8% to nearly 168 million barrels, whilst FII reported 56% of revenue from mainland factories and over one-third from its Mexico plant. FII's growth was driven by demand for AI servers. BYD expanded abroad as domestic competition intensified, with 2025 net profit falling 19% year-on-year, though overseas markets reportedly offer higher margins above 28%. Chinese manufacturers are increasingly establishing local factories in Hungary, Brazil and Thailand to navigate trade barriers. However, this strategy brings new risks: BYD was added to Brazil's "dirty list" over alleged labour violations at a factory construction project, potentially limiting financing access.
Foxconn Industrial Internet's net income more than doubled to a record 10.6 billion yuan ($1.6 billion), but fell short of analyst expectations of 12.4 billion yuan. The company benefited less than anticipated from China's artificial intelligence boom, according to a Tuesday filing. The results suggest the AI-driven growth in China's industrial sector may not be translating into profits as strongly as investors had hoped for the manufacturing giant.
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