Chandler, Arizona, US (On-site)1 open job
Rogers Corporation develops specialty engineered materials - RF laminates, adhesives, elastomers, substrates, and thermal solutions - for electronics in wireless, EV, aerospace, medical, and data center markets.
Rogers Corporation is a global specialty engineered materials company, founded in 1832 and headquartered in Chandler, Arizona, with manufacturing facilities and offices worldwide. The crown jewels are intellectual property: material formulations, process know-how, and application engineering accumulated over more than 190 years. For anyone thinking about that threat model, the company is a distributed manufacturer with a long supply chain, a mix of OT and enterprise IT across its facilities, and customer data tied to designs in regulated and defense-adjacent verticals.
The product surface is concrete and diverse. Rogers makes radio-frequency laminates, prepregs and bondplys for electronics manufacturing, conductive adhesives, busbars for power distribution, ceramic substrates, thermal management and cooling materials, polyurethane and silicone elastomers, specialty tapes, and custom-engineered elastomer components. Technical work spans material science, radio-frequency materials, elastomeric materials, thermal and cooling solutions, conductive adhesives, ceramic substrates, and design support and application engineering.
Those materials land in wireless infrastructure, automotive and EV/HEV, aerospace and defense, medical, industrial, data centers, renewable energy, and consumer electronics - markets where reliability claims are contractual and component provenance gets scrutinized. The company's stated emphasis is on improving customer product performance and reliability, backed by engineering and application expertise rather than off-the-shelf catalogs.
Geographically, Rogers traces its founding to Manchester, Connecticut and now operates globally. The culture signals point to a long-standing tradition of material innovation and an orientation toward anticipating change for demanding, high-performance environments - a company where the technical staff is close to the process floor and the customer's design team.
