Electronic Assembly Standards and Capital Equipment Engineer Rockwell Automation - 3.9 Milwaukee, WI Job Details $85,000 - $130,000 a year 21 hours ago Qualifications Manufacturing equipment maintenance Roadmap creation (System development task) Technology purchasing Bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering Performance improvement leadership IPC 610 Bachelor's degree in industrial engineering Production data analysis Defect resolution root cause analysis Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering ISO standards Quality control statistical data analysis Bachelor of Science Design of manufacturing processes Engineering Design of experiments Equipment installation Statistical Process Control Mechanical Engineering Product launch management Prioritizing technology investments (IT roadmap design and development) Six Sigma methodology implementation Engineering process optimization Coating Electrical engineering Industrial equipment troubleshooting 8 years Manufacturing standard operating procedures Key Performance Indicators Statistical analysis Full Job Description Join a team that sets the bar for electronic assembly at Rockwell Automation We're seeking an experienced engineering professional to drive global process standards and technology execution for electronic assembly (PCBA). You'll report to the Manager of Manufacturing Process Engineering - PCBA and work closely with our Mequon and New Berlin facilities while influencing sites around the world. Why this role matters Advance quality, reliability, and throughput through global standardization.

Own the technology roadmap:

evaluate, justify, and implement next‑gen equipment. Apply advanced analytics and Lean Six Sigma to continuous improvement. Embed DFM/DFA principles to accelerate robust product launches. Where you'll focus Process expertise: Build and sustain deep capability in at least two of the following: Wave soldering, Selective soldering, Conformal coating, PCB panel singulation, SMT solder printing, SMT pick‑and‑place, SMT reflow, AOI, equipment maintenance & troubleshooting. Standards & governance: Develop global process standards; publish procedures, work instructions, and training; ensure best‑practice conformance across facilities.

Capital programs:

Lead equipment selection, cost/benefit justification, purchasing, installation, and production release; benchmark emerging solutions; assess plants using common criteria.

Analytics & CI:

Design and run DOE; use control charts and statistical analysis; report KPIs; drive

DMAIC/DMADV

projects. Cross‑functional influence: Partner with design for DFM/DFA; integrate assembly needs into Electronic Assembly Design Guidelines; share expertise via presentations and technical reviews. Must‑have qualifications Bachelor's degree in a relevant field. Ability to spend significant time on‑site in Mequon and New Berlin.

Legal requirement:

Legal authorization to work in the U.S. We will not sponsor individuals for employment visas, now or in the future, for this job opening Preferred background Typically 8 years of experience. BS or MS in Mechanical, Electrical, or Industrial Engineering. 7-10+ years in hands‑on electronic assembly manufacturing. Proficiency in solder profiling, SMT, post‑SMT, or conformal coat. Working knowledge of IPC‑A‑610. Lean Six Sigma (Green Belt+ preferred). Technical fluency Bachelor's Degree 5 Why (Root Cause Analysis Method)

ISO 22000

Process Engineering Design for Assembly (DFA) Electrical / Electronic Systems Engineering Degree AS9100 Experience About the team You'll join a specialized group at the nexus of manufacturing excellence, technology roadmap ownership, process standardization, and advanced process analysis. The team's charter: deliver measurable results in quality, reliability, throughput, and long‑term profitability for global electronic assembly operations.