Prototype & Assembly Manufacturing Engineer

ADP, Inc.; Madison (WI); On-site; USD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Arnold Magnetic Technologies – Technology Center in Madison, WI is seeking a Manufacturing Engineer to join a hands-on, prototyping-focused team. You will assemble, test, and refine stator coil insertions, lamination stacks, and permanent-magnet assemblies while following quality standards.

Ideal candidates have 2–4 years of technical hands-on experience, strong precision, and basic CAD skills. Collaboration with engineers across design and manufacturing will shape next‑generation motor

Qualifications

• 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.

Responsibilities

• 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 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.

Skills

Fine wiring

Reading drawings

Quality workmanship

CAD/3D modeling

Education

2- or 4-year technical degree or equivalent hands-on experience

Tools

CAD/3D modeling

Job description

Arnold Magnetic Technologies – Technology Center in Madison, WI is seeking a Manufacturing Engineer to join a hands-on, prototyping-focused team. You will assemble, test, and refine stator coil insertions, lamination stacks, and permanent-magnet assemblies while following quality standards.

Ideal candidates have 2–4 years of technical hands-on experience, strong precision, and basic CAD skills. Collaboration with engineers across design and manufacturing will shape next‑generation motor