Prototype Electro-Mechanical Assembler (ETO) – 5:30a–2:30p

Rockwell Automation; Twinsburg, Northern (OH, KY); Hybrid; USD 45,000 - 60,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health Insurance including Medical, &f

401k

Paid Time off

Parental and Caregiver Leave

Flexible Work Schedule

Job summary

Rockwell Automation is seeking a Prototype Assembler for its ETO team in Twinsburg, OH. You will build, test, and troubleshoot prototype electro‑mechanical systems, following schematics and design plans.

The role is on-site in a lab/manufacturing environment with engineering collaboration. You will report to ETO engineering leadership and work with engineers and technicians to turn concepts into working prototypes, with a schedule of Monday–Friday 5:30am–2:30pm and overtime after training.

Qualifications

• High School Diploma or 2 years of equivalent experience.
• 2 years in electrical assembly or an Associate/Bachelor's degree in related field.
• Legal authorization to work in the US; visa sponsorship not available.
• Associate degree in related field is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Interpret drawings, specs, schematics, work orders and RA/customer requirements.
• Assemble and configure panels and cabinets including mechanical assembly and component placement.
• Perform low‑voltage, power, and signal wiring with proper labeling and testing.
• Ensure accuracy and quality by correct component selection and wiring to standards.
• Assist associate technicians and apply basic math to complete builds efficiently.

Skills

Electrical assembly

Schematic reading

Blueprint reading

Math skills

Education

High school diploma

Associate/Bachelor in related field

Job description

Rockwell Automation is seeking a Prototype Assembler for its ETO team in Twinsburg, OH. You will build, test, and troubleshoot prototype electro‑mechanical systems, following schematics and design plans.

The role is on-site in a lab/manufacturing environment with engineering collaboration. You will report to ETO engineering leadership and work with engineers and technicians to turn concepts into working prototypes, with a schedule of Monday–Friday 5:30am–2:30pm and overtime after training.