IPC is proud to announce its participation in National Apprenticeship Week, scheduled for November 17-23, 2024. This annual event highlights the critical role apprenticeships play in fostering a highly skilled workforce and supporting the U.S. economy.

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Each year, IPC APEX EXPO features industry’s most dynamic, innovative minds to deliver keynote presentations that are both educational and entertaining. IPC APEX EXPO 2025 will feature Kevin Surace, an internationally renowned futurist and generative artificial intelligence innovator.

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IPC has released a new offering in its series of short “explainer videos,” this one tackling the critical labor shortage faced by the electronics manufacturing industry. The United States is expected to have an unprecedented 2.1 million unfilled jobs in manufacturing by 2031.

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IPC and its coalition partners are continuing to hold meetings with European Government representatives on the Industry’s Call to Action on electronics manufacturing.

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Two career enriching topics of great interest to the wire and cable industry, sustainability and profitability will be covered during WHMA’s Annual Global Leadership Summit, January 28-30, 2025, in Fort Myers, Fla

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A Pacific Northwest EMS manufacturer employs successful strategies with IPC and their relationship with IPC has evolved over the past several years.

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Many company executives, whether in the electronics industry or other manufacturing industry sectors, have sustainability at the top of their minds and agendas. Defining what it means for their company to be sustainable and setting out and achieving goals related to sustainability has become a critical part of CEO leadership actions.

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The European Union aims to position itself as a major player in the global electronics industry by addressing vulnerabilities and creating a robust electronics manufacturing ecosystem.

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For more than 50 years, IPC standards have been the processes, procedures and criteria that the global electronics industry implement daily to design and build electronics better with quality, reliability and consistency.

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The term skills gap is used to describe a mismatch between the skills that employers need and the skills that job seekers possess. It seems straightforward enough, but it’s often used as a catch-all phrase that oversimplifies more complex and multifaceted issues.

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Are you ready to capitalize on what is next and join our team of dedicated, skilled and enthusiastic employees? Here are current job openings:
• Vice President, Standards
• Manager, Standards Development, Printed Board Materials
• Manager, Standards Development, Electronics Technology
• Manager, Channel Development
• Certification Exam Analyst
• Psychometrician
• Item Quality Assurance Coordinator

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For more than 50 years, IPC standards have been the processes, procedures and criteria that the global electronics industry implement daily to design and build electronics better with quality, reliability and consistency.

READ MORE >

The term skills gap is used to describe a mismatch between the skills that employers need and the skills that job seekers possess. It seems straightforward enough, but it’s often used as a catch-all phrase that oversimplifies more complex and multifaceted issues.

READ MORE >