Rogers Corporation

Rogers Corporation is a global specialty engineered materials company that develops advanced electronic and elastomeric materials used to power, protect, and connect high-performance products. Founded in 1832 in Manchester, Connecticut, and now headquartered in Chandler, Arizona, the company has been in operation for more than 190 years and has evolved from paper manufacturing into advanced engineered materials. It maintains manufacturing facilities and offices worldwide.

The company's work is organised around three business segments: Advanced Electronics Solutions, Elastomeric Material Solutions, and Elastomer Components. Technical domains include material science, radio-frequency (RF) materials, elastomeric materials, thermal management and cooling solutions, conductive adhesives, ceramic substrate technology, and prepreg and bondply technology, alongside design support and application engineering. Product lines include RF laminates for wireless infrastructure and other high-frequency electronics, prepregs and bondplys, conductive adhesives, busbars, ceramic substrates, cooling solutions, polyurethanes, silicones, tapes, and custom elastomer components.

Materials from Rogers Corporation are used across industries including wireless infrastructure, automotive and EV/HEV, aerospace and defence, medical, industrial, data centres, renewable energy, and consumer electronics. Engineering and technical roles draw on expertise in material science, application engineering, and customer design support.

The company describes a culture built on a long-standing tradition of material innovation dating to 1832, with an emphasis on anticipating change and developing materials for demanding, high-performance environments. Its stated focus is on helping customers improve performance and reliability through engineering and application expertise.