Services
Four ways in. One team behind all of them.
Use us for a single piece of work or for the whole arc from idea to production. The engineering and the sourcing sit in the same room either way.
Electronic Design
Boards that survive contact with manufacturing.
- Schematic and annotated block diagram
- PCB layout with stack-up and impedance notes
- Bill of materials with sourcing alternates called out
- Fabrication and assembly package (Gerbers, drill, pick-and-place)
Prototyping & NPI
From first article to a build that repeats.
- Assembled and functionally tested prototypes
- Design-for-manufacture and design-for-test review
- Test fixtures and functional test procedure
- Assembly documentation and work instructions
Component Engineering
The part you need, or the one that actually works instead.
- Bill of materials risk and lifecycle review
- Qualified drop-in and functional alternates
- Second-source strategy for every critical line
- Obsolescence and transition planning
Full Product Development
One team from schematic to shipped units.
- Everything in the three individual services
- A single point of contact across all three
- One integrated schedule and budget
- Sourcing risk designed out from day one
The same five steps
Whichever service you start with, the shape of the work is the same.
- 01
Brief
What the product must do, cost and weigh — and when it has to exist. We would rather disagree about scope now than at the prototype stage.
- 02
Design
Architecture, schematic, layout and firmware. Parts are chosen for availability as well as performance, because the people who buy them are on the same team.
- 03
Prototype
Build, bring up, test, revise. Each loop is short because nobody is waiting on a third party to reply.
- 04
Source
The full bill of materials quoted, risk lines flagged, alternates qualified against your actual circuit rather than a datasheet table.
- 05
Production
A documented, repeatable handover — to your factory, your contract manufacturer, or a build we manage for you.