Project management consulting for multinational manufacturing and industrial expansion in China
SINOPM is a 11–50 person international project consulting firm founded in 2008 and based in Shanghai. They serve multinational corporations executing manufacturing, logistics, and facility projects across mainland China and select international sites. The hiring distribution—83 engineers, 22 HR staff, and smaller cohorts in construction and design—reflects a consulting model built around embedded project teams rather than centralized delivery, with pain points centered on cost control, non-standard equipment sourcing, and cross-functional coordination rather than technical architecture.
Notable leadership hires: Technical Lead
SINOPM provides end-to-end project management consulting for multinational corporations expanding manufacturing and industrial operations in mainland China. The service scope runs from pre-project planning and conceptual design through procurement, construction management, and project closeout. The firm pairs Western and Asian expertise—co-founded by expatriate engineers from Western Europe and the U.S. alongside mainland Chinese specialists—to navigate regulatory, logistical, and cost challenges specific to Chinese industrial projects. Current active projects span factory relocations, new facility construction, environmental upgrades, and non-standard equipment design and installation, with recurring focus on cost estimation, supplier management, and deadline adherence.
SINOPM specializes in project management consulting for multinational corporations executing manufacturing and industrial projects in mainland China. Services include pre-project planning, design, procurement, construction management, and project closeout.
SINOPM's toolkit includes AutoCAD, Revit, SAP2000, Microsoft Project, SketchUp, Rhino, and standard Microsoft Office applications—a mix designed for civil engineering design, structural analysis, project scheduling, and stakeholder communication.
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