1. Armin Camantigue Lumanglas
armin.lumanglas@schneider-electric.com
+63 917 5572154
Blk 3, Lot 28, F & E de Castro Village, A. Soriano Highway, Mulawin, Tanza, Cavite
Achievements and Qualifications
 Consistent Performer (performance rating above expectations)
 Annual Perfect Attendance Awardee (2004 to 2006)
 Knowledge in Oracle Applications
 Advanced Microsoft Excel Skills
 Labor cost reduction of Repair Center - Transfer of HBN SKU's from PSC to IPAI3
 Refurbished SKU's Cost Update - Accuracy of MLO for SKU-Q (PSC and IPAI3)
 Reduction of IVR for RMA and CMA units Non repairable ($11M) - Approved scrap
 Knowledge of the Returned Material Authorization and Credit Material Authorization process and
the procedures of Rework
 Knowledge in Basic Programming
 Soldering and de-soldering of components
 Report-writing and Training
 Experience in working with other cultures/nationalities
Professional Experience
Schneider Electric
Cavite Economic Zone, Rosario, Cavite
[Schneider Electric is a global specialist in energy management. It is a multi-national French-owned
company with around 140,000 employees in 100+ countries. The Philippine factory has around 1,000
employees manufacturing various products that support energy efficiency in small, medium and large-scale
industries.]
Philippine Service Center Supervisor
August 2011 – Present
 Provides control and maintains the overall production activities affecting productivity,
efficiency, unit produced per direct employee, volume, quality, yield and on time
delivery in a cell.
 Delivers continuous productivity improvement programs, manpower deployment
resulting to a balanced line.
 Conducts failure analysis on field failure defects, sends reports and provides
recommendations to prevent recurrence.
 Supervises production planning, warehousing and logistics activities within the team.
 Highlights potential Field Failures based on the Returned Material Authorization (RMA)
repair diagnosis.
 Ensures posting of the RMA repair data in RMA Database for the Field Engineers or
Service Centers globally.
 Provides support in clarifying issues related to Engineering Change Order (ECO)
application.
 Ensures Safety & Proper Housekeeping in their respective cells.
 Local interface with Quality, Platform, Manufacturing, and Test Engineering teams.
 Regional and global interface with Service Supply Chain groups in Japan, China and
North America.

2.  Supervises 1 Inventory Controller, 8 Repair Technicians, 1 Logistics Clerk, 4 Warehousemen
and 10 Operators (Total of 24 direct reports).
Philippine Service Center Technician
March 2009 to August 2011
 Responsible for the repair process, repair analysis, repair reports and process
improvements in-terms of repair.
 Prepares Monthly repair analysis report with coordination to all repair tech and QA tech.
 Support Subcon RMA for process and technical information.
 Generates and Creates Engineering Change Order (ECO) deviation for alternative or
process deviation.
 Provides information to the Platform Engineering, Quality Team and Line of Business (LOB)
Team regarding the top defects encountered in RMA process.
 Works and coordinates with the Quality team conducting failure analysis.
 Observes quality and safety standards in the execution of duties and responsibilities.
Manufacturing Process Technician (Cavite 3 Facility)
2007 to February 2009
 Supported and assisted the Manufacturing Engineers and repair technicians in all
technical problems encountered in the manufacturing process to arrive to an immediate
corrective action.
 Data Collection and analysis for technical production problems.
 Provides technical assistance and trainings to new and current repair technicians on
present production failures.
 Works closely with the manufacturing engineer in resolving corrective actions pertaining
to test/electrical and electronic components thru 7-Steps Problem-Solving Methodology.
 Assists the Manufacturing Engineer in analysing and formulating solutions to improve
yields and Defects Per Unit (DPU).
 Provides technical support to production in preventing/resolving material and/or
process-related defects and supporting the technical competency enhancements.
 Assists the Value Engineering activities to solve product-related issues at least cost.
 Conducts pilot run on components for qualification and second sourcing.
Manufacturing Process Technician (Philippine Service Center)
2006 to 2007
 Analyses and monitors failure trends and formulates effective corrective actions/solutions
to improve productivity and line efficiency.
 Initiates and Implements ECOs (Engineering Change Order) for design, process and parts
confirmation.
 Initiates and Implements changes in existing process to reduce costs and improve
production flow.
 Generates Work Instructions in of all SKUs.
 Maintains and updates of Work Instructions as per approved ECO, process improvement
and other changes.
 Monitors and updates of revision history of each model.
 Creates document control number of Work Instructions.
 Issues Work Instructions.
 Downloads of Bill of Materials (BOM) from Oracle.
 Eliminates missed characters on labels during Out-of-Box Inspection.

3. Quality Control Technician (Philippine Service Center)
2005 to 2006
 Performs In-Process and Out-of-the-Box Inspection
 Investigates and determines root causes, and resolves quality issues in production with minimum
supervision.
 Reviews and initiates Corrective Actions related to material rejected by production.
 Performs, monitors and coordinates Quasar activities.
 Performs verification and calibration of torque driver.
 Assists documentation clerk in consolidating quality records.
 Assists Quality Engineer in performing evaluation, resolving quality issues and achieving quality
goals.
Repair Technician (Philippine Service Center)
2001 to 2005
 Responsible in all failures coming from test nodes.
 Assists in gathering repair data and report to support group when needed.
 Participates for new product pilot runs.
 Provides day-to-day technical awareness for all production operators (e.g. Functional Test, In-circuit
Test).
 Stops production as needed – on issues pertaining to test and quality.
 Creates Corrective Actions to improve productivity, yield and DPU.
 Conducts line audit during production.
 Analyses rejected PCB components and parts for scrap, and recommends scrap for disposal to
Production Supervisor and Platform Engineers.
 Maintains General Housekeeping within the Repair Bench area.
Trainings
 Supervisory and Leadership Training, 2011
 Reflow and Wave Machine Profiling – APC China, 2008
 Lean Manufacturing Orientation, 2008
 Quality Control Circle, 2008
 Trainer Certification Course (Train-the-Trainers), 2006
 Certified in IPC 7711/7721: Repair and Rework, 2006
 ISO 14001 Orientation, 2007
 Failure Mode and Effect Analysis, 2006
 7 Quality Control Tools, 2007
 Error-Proofing / Poka-Yoke, 2007
 Learning Quality Leadership Training, 2003
 Poka-Yoke, 2007
 Subject Matter Expert Training, 2007
 Work Attitudes and Values Enhancement Program (WAVE), 2007

4. Education
Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering (on-going, currently 4th year)
Cavite State University
Rosario Cavite
2001 to present
Diploma in Computer Technology
System & Technology Institute (STI)
Bacoor, Cavite
1999 to 2001