Plexus Corp.

Pros: As a Manufacturing Engineer here, I've felt pretty secure. The company does well in the electronics manufacturing industry, so there's steady work. They don't have massive layoffs often, which is good.
Cons: Job security is decent, but growth paths aren't always clear. Sometimes project shifts mean teams get reshuffled, which can feel a bit uncertain. It's not a fast-paced environment for promotions.
Advice to Management: Managers should be more transparent about career paths and how project changes affect job roles long-term. Help us see where we can grow within the electronics manufacturing sector here.

Pros: You learn a ton about *electronics assembly* processes, which is a solid foundation. The work environment in the *Neenah, WI* office is usually pretty calm, no crazy crunch times. It's a stable place, good if you value job security.
Cons: Career growth for *manufacturing engineering* roles is just really slow. It feels like there aren't many clear paths to move up in this *corporate* structure. Promotions don't happen often, which is a bummer.
Advice to Management: Invest more in clear career paths and internal mobility programs, especially for long-term engineering talent. Show people there's a future here beyond just lateral moves.

Pros: As a Manufacturing Engineer, I liked the hybrid model. I could WFH a couple days which was good for focus. It's helpful in the Electronics Manufacturing Services industry where you also need to be on the production floor sometimes.
Cons: Don't expect a lot of full remote work though. Even for some technical roles, you're expected onsite a lot. True flexibility isn't always there, especially in our Neenah, Wisconsin office when a line is down.
Advice to Management: Management should really look into more consistent remote options for technical roles where possible. Clearer guidelines for onsite vs. WFH would help too.