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Building the Future in Electronics

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1.IPC at a Glance 2.Careers in Electronics 3.IPC Student Chapters

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at a Glance

• Founded in 1957 after creation of the printed

circuit board

• Global industry association for more than 5,000

member sites

• Members make, use, specify and design printed

boards and assemblies, as well as their suppliers and end-product manufacturers

• IPC supports the industry with:
• 300+ industry standards
• Education, Certifications and Training
• Advocacy and Industry Solutions

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*IPC issues nearly 100,000 certifications per year

Overview

5,000+ Member Sites That Do What?

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• Advanced Microelectronics
• Aerospace and Military
• Automotive
• Computer and Business Equipment
• Industrial Equipment
• Medical Equipment and Devices
• Telecommunications

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IPC Membership Composition

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9% 26% 24% 33% 8%

Printed Circuit Board Manufacturers Electronics Manufacturing Suppliers Original Equipment Manufacturers Suppliers: Equipment, Materials, Process, Service Government, Educational, Not-For-Profit

*IPC member companies represent the $2 trillion global electronics industry

Well-known IPC Member Companies

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Standards and Academics

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• IPC currently has over 50 academic members – (US based)

issuing approximately 1,400 Certifications in Certified IPC Specialists (or CIS)

• The top standards utilized by academic members are:
• J-STD-001
• 610
• 620
• We are actively engaged with our academic members and

non members about how they are utilizing IPC standards in the classroom, what’s valued and what is needed

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Careers in Electronics

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IPC-A-610 IPC-J-STD-001C IPC-WHMA-A-620 IPC 7711/7721

Standards in Demand

*There are 5,000+ jobs seeking training in IPC standards on the top 5 US job boards

Working in the Electronics Industry

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Emerging Trends

• High-tech Manufacturing
• Robotics
• Automotive
• Virtual and Augmented

Reality (VR/AR)

• E-textiles and Wearables
• Internet of Things (IoT)
• Fiber-optics
• Networks and Sensors

Disciplines in Demand

• Electrical
• Mechanical
• Computer Science
• Aerospace
• Software
• Electronics
• Mechatronics
• Physics
• Technology

In-Demand Manufacturing Careers

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Engineers

• Design Engineers
• Process Engineers
• Test Engineer

Operators and Technicians

• Soldering Technicians
• Machine Operators
• Electro-Mechanical

Assembly Technicians

• Surface Mount (SMT)

Machine Assembly, Testing, Inspection and Quality Control

WAGES AND SALARIES: Hourly Wages 2017

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Assembler $18.00 CAD Operator/Designer $31.00 Documentation Specialist $20.00 Documentation Supervisor $28.86 Documentation Clerk $16.84 Electronics Technician $19.86 Hand Assembly Production $14.00 Machine Operator: SMT $18.63 Machine Operator: Through-Hole and Wave Solder $16.06 Machine Repair Technician $24.25 Manufacturing Trainer $23.00 Quality Inspector $18.00 Set-Up Clerk $14.78 Shipper/Receiver $15.88 Stockroom/Materials Handler $15.00 Surface-Mount Technician $20.96 Test Engineering Technician $23.21 Test Equipment Operator $15.03

ANNUAL SALARIES: 2017-2018

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Buyer $57,214 Engineering $102,029 Job Planner/Scheduler $53,000 Manufacturing Test Manager $76,342 PCB Design Engineer $82,874 Process/Manufacturing $75,811 Industrial Engineer $75,811 Operations Manager $93,872 Program Manager $79,625 Quality Engineer $72,950 Shift Supervisor/Team Manager $60,000 Test Engineer $68,251

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Change Perceptions Create Career Pathways Prepare the Emerging Workforce

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IPC Student Chapters

Current IPC Chapters

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Networking

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Scholarships Education

Student Member Benefits

Leadership Special Programs Career Advancement

Scholarships

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7 X $1,000 Student Scholarships for Academics and Leadership

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Unlimited access to the following student modules:

• IPC Essentials
• Introduction to Hand Soldering
• Introduction to Mechanical Assembly
• Wire Harness Assembly Methods
• Component Identification
• Terminology Training
• Overview of Electronics Assembly
• Component Color Codes
• Surface Mount Solder Joint Quality

Standards

*Course costs total over $350

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Member Discounts

• n IPC Industry

Education

8 Foundation Courses for IPC Certifications 48 Technical Education and Skills Development Courses

Education – IPC Standards

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Students may select two standards:

• 1. IPC J-STD-001: Requirements for Soldered

Electrical and Electronic Assemblies

• 2. IPC-A-600: Acceptability of Printed Boards
• 3. IPC-A-610: Acceptability of Electronic Assemblies
• 4. IPC-6011: Generic Performance Specification for

Printed Boards

• 5. IPC-2221B: Generic Standard on Printed Board

Design

• 6. IPC-7711/21C: Rework, Modification, and Repair
• f Electronic Assemblies
• 7. IPC-T-50M: Terms and Definitions for

Interconnecting and Packaging Electronic Circuits

• 8. IPC-7095: Design and Assembly Process

Implementation for BGAs *Standards cost between $93-$347 per document

Networking

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Facility Tours Workshops Events Mentoring Opportunities Access to IPC Members and Subject Matter Experts

Special Programs – Emerging Engineer

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All-Access to IPC APEX EXPO for 3 Years Program Recognition Structured Mentorship Commitment

Special Programs – Board of Directors

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IPC Board Members’ Companies

Targus Summit Interconnect Microtek Laboratories ALTEX RBP Chemical Technology Intel TTM Technologies Central Electronic Plants HaiNa (Foxconn) GE Healthcare Eagle Circuits Viscom AG ASM Assembly Huawei Industrial RayVal Technologies

One student receives a seat on the IPC Board of Directors to serve as the student representative for the year

Special Programs – STEM Events

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Regular events to learn, connect with potential employers and volunteer. Tentative 2019 Schedule: San Diego, CA Pittsburgh, PA Chicago, IL Raleigh, NC Portland, OR Atlanta, GA

Industry Connections

Connection to Potential Employers for Students Workshops, Field Trips, Guest Speakers College/University Marketing at IPC Ecosystem and CTE Events

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Money

Michael V. Carano Teacher Excellence Award ($1,000 and free access to IPC EDGE) IPCEF Grants for Industry Education

• Reduced Rate for

Technical Education Programs

Educational Resources

IPC Electronics Course Outline Template Free IPC Standard Document (if using for registered course)

• Access to IPC Technical

Papers from Industry and Academic Partners

Instructor Benefits

How to Start an IPC Chapter

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Secure Faculty Advisor

Your institution should have an engineering or engineering technician program. A faculty member that teaches in that department should support your efforts.

Secure IPC Member Support

Receive an endorsement from at least one local IPC member. IPC can help identify members and help initiate the conversation.

Secure Student Support

Organize a group of undergraduate and/or graduate students to participate in your chapter.

Getting Started

Faculty Contact: Charlene Gunter at charlenegunter@ipc.org Student Contact: Aaron Birney at aaronbirney@ipc.org

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Individual Student Expectations

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Pay Annual Dues

• $40.00 per year (USD)

Attendance

• Attend at least 2 Industry Events
• Attend at least 50% of IPC student chapter events

Education

• Complete at least 2 online courses per year

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Contact Information

Colette Buscemi Senior Director, Education Programs colettebuscemi@ipc.org Charlene Gunter du Plessis Director, Strategic Partnerships and Programs charlenegunter@ipc.org Aaron Birney Education Program Manager aaronbirney@ipc.org