Wireless remote control and safety systems for rail and industrial machines
Cattron Global builds wireless control systems for locomotives, industrial automation and mobile equipment, with an embedded-heavy stack (C++, RTOS, I2C, UART, JTAG, RS485) paired with Altium Designer and SolidWorks for hardware design. Hiring is accelerating and weighted toward engineering and support, with junior roles dominant, while recurring pain points around customer downtime and product failure trends point to a field-reliability push.
Cattron Global is a privately held manufacturer of wireless and integrated control solutions, headquartered in Warren, Ohio, and founded in 1946. Its products cover industrial automation, rail, mobile equipment control, mining and safety systems, ranging from standard units to custom-engineered builds. The company employs 201–500 people and hires across the United States, Czechia, Canada and the Dominican Republic, spanning engineering, support, manufacturing, sales and operations. It also provides ongoing service and technical support to customers worldwide.
Cattron's stack centers on embedded development with C++, RTOS, I2C, UART, JTAG and RS485, plus Altium Designer, SolidWorks and AutoCAD Electrical for hardware, and .NET, Java, Python, MQTT and Azure for software.
Job posts point to wireless remote control systems for locomotives and railway applications, railway RF communication infrastructure, wire harness design, prototype assembly and product validation testing.
Cattron hires in the United States, Czechia, Canada and the Dominican Republic, with roles across engineering, support, manufacturing, sales and operations.
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