Home appliances and personal care manufacturer scaling cross-border sales
Uniorange manufactures home appliances and personal care products from its Yantai base, operating as a subsidiary of Jereh (a 7,000-person conglomerate with three listed entities). The tech stack reveals a traditional manufacturing-to-digital transition: CAD, PLM, and CAD-PDM integration anchor product design and lifecycle management, while C#/.NET and Java power internal tools. Active projects cluster around overseas market expansion and cross-border e-commerce channels—a deliberate shift from domestic-focused manufacturing toward direct-to-consumer international sales.
Uniorange designs and manufactures home appliances and personal care products for consumer markets. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in Yantai, Shandong Province, China, the company operates under Jereh's portfolio. The 201–500 person organization employs CAD and PLM systems for product engineering, with C#/.NET and Java supporting internal operations. Current priorities include expanding overseas distribution, building cross-border e-commerce capabilities, and developing influencer partnerships in international markets. Hiring has decelerated recently, with active roles weighted toward sales and mid-level engineering positions.
Uniorange runs CAD, SolidWorks, NX, and PLM (product lifecycle management) for design and engineering. The company is actively adopting PLM to integrate CAD workflows across product development.
Uniorange is based in Yantai, Shandong Province, China. The company was founded in 2015 and is a subsidiary of Jereh, a larger industrial conglomerate established in 1999.
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