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Pcb Inspector Jobs in Wisconsin (NOW HIRING)

WI · On-site

$68.51 - $102.76/hr

... incoming inspection) in alignment with applicable standards (IPC‑A‑600, IPC‑A‑610 ... PCB technical experts, to validate design rules, technology readiness, and qualification strategies.

WI · On-site

$90 - $130/hr

... incoming inspection) in alignment with applicable standards (IPC‑A‑600, IPC‑A‑610 ... PCB technical experts, to validate design rules, technology readiness, and qualification strategies.

Quality Technician

Fort Atkinson, WI · On-site

$16.50 - $22.25/hr

Perform final inspection of wire harnesses, cable assemblies, box build assemblies, and PCB assemblies * Verify all products conform to customer drawings, specifications, Bills of Material (BOMs ...

Quality Inspector II

Neenah, WI · On-site

$37K - $56K/yr

Individual will be required to handle a PCB by turning it, flipping it, and angling it * Specific ... Visual inspection may require acute near vision and the ability to work continually using ...

Quality Inspector II

Neenah, WI · On-site

$37K - $56K/yr

Individual will be required to handle a PCB by turning it, flipping it, and angling it * Specific ... Visual inspection may require acute near vision and the ability to work continually using ...

Initiate Quality Inspection Procedure based on customer procurement documentation, and application ... PCB design, knowledge of laminate materials and electrical design experience preferred. * CAD ...

Reliability Lab Technician

Mount Pleasant, WI · On-site

$19 - $24.25/hr

Perform reliability testing, inspection, and validation activities on components, subassemblies ... Strong attention to detail and understanding of PCB testing procedures. * Experience reading prints ...

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How much do pcb inspector jobs pay per hour?

As of Aug 25, 2026, the average hourly pay for pcb inspector in Wisconsin is $23.74, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $21.06 and $24.76 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is a pcb inspector?

A PCB (Printed Circuit Board) Inspector is responsible for examining circuit boards to ensure they meet quality standards and industry specifications. They check for defects such as soldering issues, component misalignment, and physical damage using visual inspection, magnification tools, and automated testing equipment. PCB Inspectors often follow IPC standards and may work in manufacturing, quality control, or assembly environments. Their role is critical in ensuring that electronic devices function correctly by identifying defects before products reach customers.

What are the typical daily responsibilities of a pcb inspector?

As a PCB Inspector, your day-to-day tasks usually involve visually and instrumentally inspecting printed circuit boards for defects, ensuring compliance with quality standards, and documenting your findings. You may work closely with production technicians to address issues on the assembly line and collaborate with quality engineers to improve inspection processes. You’ll often review manufacturing records, operate testing equipment, and sometimes assist in training new team members on inspection procedures. Your attention to detail and feedback help drive continuous improvement in the quality of electronic products.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in the pcb inspector position, and why are they important?

To thrive as a PCB Inspector, you need strong attention to detail, knowledge of PCB manufacturing standards (such as IPC-A-610), and experience with visual and automated inspection techniques. Familiarity with tools like microscopes, AOI (Automated Optical Inspection) machines, and soldering equipment is typically required, and IPC certification is highly valued. Effective communication, problem-solving abilities, and a proactive mindset help inspectors collaborate with production and quality teams. These skills and qualities are essential to ensure product reliability, minimize defects, and maintain high standards in electronic manufacturing.

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Job description

About Aerospacelab

Our mission is supported by an ambitious vertically integrated approach: design & manufacture of small satellites combined with development of earth observation services.

Since its creation in 2018, the company has already grown substantially. Our team gathers more than 25 engineering expertise, from hardware design to software development & data science.

In 2026, Aerospacelab counts offices in Louvain-la-Neuve (Belgium), Toulouse (France), Lausanne (Switzerland) and US West Coast with more than 400 full‑time employees, with the ambition to position itself as the European leader in small satellites.

Your mission

This is a strategic role at the heart of Aerospacelab’s industrial scale‑up. As Supply Chain Project Manager, you will own the specific end‑to‑end development of ASL’s PCB supplier panel — covering both bare board procurement and PCB assembly (PCBA/EMS). Your mission is to build a robust, qualified, and scalable supply chain for printed circuit boards across all satellite programmes, enabling Aerospacelab’s constellation expansion ambitions.

You will perform a company-wide analysis of all PCBs to be manufactured, derive the annual production volumes, and determine the number and profile of suppliers required. For each PCB type, you will ensure a minimum of two fully qualified suppliers are in place — one baseline and one alternative — providing the supply chain resilience required for constellation‑scale production.

Key responsibilities PCB Demand Analysis & Panel Strategy
  • Conduct a company-wide inventory of all PCBs across all satellite programmes, consolidating BOMs and design data into a structured demand baseline.
  • Derive annual PCB production volumes per board type and translate them into supplier capacity and panel sizing requirements.
  • Define the target supplier panel architecture: number of suppliers, geographic spread, technology coverage, and dual‑source strategy (baseline + alternative per PCB type).
  • Maintain a living PCB supply chain roadmap aligned with programme ramp‑up milestones and constellation production targets.
Supplier Qualification

Supplier qualification is the central and most critical activity of this role. For each PCB type, you will lead the full qualification process from identification to production release:

  • Identify and evaluate new EMS and PCB suppliers through RFI/RFQ processes, technical audits, and manufacturing capability assessments.
  • Lead New Product Introduction (NPI) phases: coordinate Design, Quality, Industrialization, and Procurement stakeholders at both ASL and supplier side to ensure smooth qualification campaigns.
  • Review manufacturing data packages (Gerber files, BOM, assembly drawings, fabrication notes) and validate DFM/DFA compliance prior to qualification build.
  • Define and oversee quality gate criteria at each qualification step (AOI, X‑ray, electrical/functional test, incoming inspection) in alignment with applicable standards (IPC‑A‑600, IPC‑A‑610, J‑STD‑001).
  • Ensure at least one baseline and one alternative qualified supplier exist per PCB type before release to serial production.
  • Establish and monitor supplier KPIs (quality, delivery, cost) and drive continuous improvement initiatives.
Cross‑functional Collaboration

You will work in close daily collaboration with:

  • EEE Component experts, to align component choices with PCB manufacturability and supplier constraints.
  • PCB technical experts, to validate design rules, technology readiness, and qualification strategies.
  • Design and Industrialization teams, to ensure early supplier involvement and design‑for‑manufacture alignment from the earliest programme phases.
  • Project Managers and Quality team, to coordinate NPI campaigns and non‑conformance resolution.
Must have
  • Engineering degree in Electronics, Manufacturing, Production, or Supply Chain.
  • Minimum 3–7 years of experience in PCB/PCBA procurement, EMS supplier management, or supplier quality engineering in an industrial environment.
  • Solid understanding of PCB fabrication and board assembly processes (SMT, through‑hole, soldering) and related quality standards (IPC‑A‑600, IPC‑A‑610, J‑STD‑001).
  • Proven project management skills: ability to drive multi‑stakeholder qualification campaigns on time and on quality.
  • Experience with end‑to‑end procurement ownership: RFQ, negotiation, PO management, and delivery follow‑up.
  • Fluent in English; French is a plus.
  • Willingness to travel to suppliers (up to 25% of time).
  • Based at Aerospacelab HQ (currently Louvain‑la‑Neuve, transferring to Charleroi).
  • Background in Space, Aeronautics, Defense, or Automotive industry.
  • Experience reading and interpreting technical drawings and PCB design files (Gerber, BOM).
  • Odoo ERP knowledge.
  • Experience in team coordination or supplier development programs.
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