Industrial wireless control systems for rail, mining, and heavy equipment
Cattron manufactures wireless and embedded control solutions for industrial automation and transportation, operating across 201–500 employees in Warren, Ohio. The tech stack is heavily embedded-systems focused—Java, C++, RTOS, MQTT, RS-485/232—reflecting hardware-software integration work rather than cloud-native development. Active hiring leans engineering and support (12 of 23 roles), with quality and reliability appearing as top pain points (product failure trends, return rates, serviceability), signaling a manufacturing-intensive business scaling both engineering capacity and post-sale support.
Cattron designs and manufactures wireless control systems for industrial, rail, mining, and transportation applications. The product line spans standard and custom-engineered platforms, with embedded firmware, remote control hardware, and IoT-integrated solutions. The company operates a global support and service footprint while managing manufacturing operations and quality compliance across multiple countries. Current project work centers on new product builds, RF railway infrastructure, firmware testing, and quality-management process optimization—typical of a hardware manufacturer scaling production and reliability.
Embedded systems (C++, RTOS, JTAG) paired with backend Java/Jakarta EE, wireless protocols (MQTT, ZeroMQ), real-time comms (TCP/IP, RS-485, RS-232), and Microsoft cloud (Azure AD, Exchange Online). HubSpot for CRM.
New product builds, RF railway communication infrastructure, embedded remote control systems, firmware testing, wireless remote control systems for rail, electronic prototyping, and streamlining quality-management compliance processes.
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