Engineering Technician
Listed on 2026-06-26
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Manufacturing / Production
Manufacturing Engineer, Electronics Technician, Assembly
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Full Time Technicians Madison, WI, US
3 days ago Requisition
Arnold Magnetic Technologies – Technology Center
At the Arnold Magnetics Technology Center, we design and build high-performance electric motor components for some of the most demanding applications in the world — from aerospace and defense to motor sport and academic research. Our Technology Center is a small, fast-moving engineering lab where ideas become working prototypes. We’re looking for an Assembly Technician who enjoys precision work, creative problem-solving, and seeing their craftsmanship come to life in cutting-edge hardware.
WhatYou’ll Do
- Hands-On Assembly & Fabrication
- Perform stator coil insertions, lamination stacking, and permanent-magnet assembly.
- Assemble, test, and debug prototype and pre-production components.
- Use hand tools and precision instruments (micrometers, calipers, Gaussmeters, Fluxmeters, etc.) to verify tolerances and performance.
- Follow and improve assembly and testing work instructions according to quality standards.
- Record build data, test results, and observations with high attention to detail.
- Work closely with other engineers to refine designs and manufacturing methods.
- Design or modify tooling and fixtures to support prototype builds.
- Participate in design reviews and provide hands‑on feedback from the build process.
Required
- 2- or 4-year technical degree or equivalent hands‑on experience.
- Skilled at working with small components and fine wiring within tight tolerances.
- Demonstrated craftsmanship, precision, and pride in producing high-quality work.
- Comfortable reading drawings and technical instructions.
- Basic CAD or 3D modeling experience.
Preferred
- Familiarity with electromagnetic assemblies, motor winding, or electrical testing.
- Curiosity about how things work and eagerness to learn new techniques.
- Previous experience in manufacturing, assembly, or R&D environments.
- Be part of a small, innovative team where your work directly contributes to next-generation electric motor technology.
- Collaborate with experienced engineers in a dynamic prototyping environment.
- Work on mission-critical projects across aerospace, defense, and motor sport industries.
- Manufacturing environment with exposure to running machinery.
- Level of travel required:
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