Industries
Sectors, not just services
The discipline is the same everywhere; the constraints are not. A UAV avionics board and a dialysis machine board are both high-speed layout jobs — and almost nothing else about them is alike.
Defense and unmanned systems electronics
Airframe electronics fail in three ways — vibration, the launch event, and a transmitter desensitising its own navigation receiver. All three are decided at layout, not in test.
Marine autonomy and USV electronics
A sealed hull has no convection path and a mast has four radios competing for the same sky. Marine autonomy is a thermal and RF-coexistence problem long before it is a compute problem.
Medical device electronics
Two things separate medical from ordinary industrial work: the isolation barrier has to be justified against a specific means of protection, and every decision has to be evidenced. A design you cannot defend on paper is a design you have not made.
Industrial automation and HMI
Field wiring brings surges and ground-potential differences into your enclosure, and the product has to still be buildable in ten years. Both constrain the design more than the function does.
Robotics and motion electronics
Motor drives generate the two problems that define this field — energy coming back up the bus when the load decelerates, and PWM edges radiating from every meter of motor cable.
Smart energy and metering
A meter sits on the wrong side of the surge protection, has to stay accurate for fifteen years, and must report its own death using energy it stored beforehand.
IoT and remote telemetry
Devices that are installed once and expected to work for a decade with nobody visiting. What ends them is rarely the radio — it is a leakage path nobody measured and an antenna the enclosure detuned.
Automotive and e-mobility electronics
The supply is hostile, the temperature range is wide at both ends, and everything vibrates. Automotive electronics is mostly about surviving the environment; the function is the easy part.
Test and measurement instrumentation
When the measurement is the product, the specification is an error budget — and tempco, thermal EMF and leakage usually consume more of it than the converter does.
Connected consumer and professional products
Unit cost, certification and industrial design all constrain the same board at once — and the antenna is where those three collide.
Your sector isn’t listed.
The engineering usually transfers — what changes is the standards and the failure modes. Tell us the environment and the regulatory target and we’ll tell you honestly whether we’re the right fit.