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Skills
Cross-Functionalunmatched
English Languageunmatched
Follow Throughunmatched
Leadershipunmatched
Manufacturingunmatched
Multilingualunmatched
Product/Service Launchunmatched
Project/Program Coordinationunmatched
Project/Program Managementunmatched
Relationship Managementunmatched
Spanish Languageunmatched
Supply Chainunmatched
Description
Job Title: Onsite Project Manager (NPI Communications & Cross-Cultural Bridge) Location: Onsite, Fremont / Menlo Park ~3-4 days per week Language: English and Spanish
Client: Client.
Job Description is below
What This Role Is
Single point of contact bridging US and MX teams through NPI programs. Stationed in the Fremont office.
Communication is the job; NPI technical knowledge is a bonus.
Key Responsibilities
Own all NPI-related comms between US and MX teams; translate intent, tone, and urgency across cultures
Set, document, and manage stakeholder expectations proactively on both sides
Facilitate cross-functional syncs and own action item follow-through
Deliver concise status updates and escalation briefs to leadership without being asked
Be physically present in FRE; build trust with local Meta FTEs and Mexico(MX) team members so issues surface early
Establish repeatable comms rhythms and escalation paths that outlast the role
Required
Exceptional communicator in English and Spanish (written and verbal)
5+ years in project management, program coordination, or cross-functional comms
Proven track record managing relationships across geographies and cultures
Strong expectation-setting and stakeholder management in fast-moving environments
Bilingual fluency required
Preferred (Nice-to-Have)
Exposure to NPI or hardware product launch processes
Manufacturing or supply chain background
Familiarity with US-MX cross-border or maquiladora environments
PMP or equivalent credential
What Good Looks Like
Both teams have one trusted comms contact, and they use it to help align expectations and as Tier 1 "escalation” point
Escalations are rare because misalignments are caught early
Leadership gets accurate status without chasing it