High-reliability aerospace and defense connectivity, power, and control components
DDC manufactures mission-critical components for aerospace, defense, and space applications—from data networking modules (MIL-STD-1553, ARINC protocols) to radiation-hardened boards and power distribution systems. The engineering-focused hiring profile (10 engineering roles across senior and mid levels) combined with active FPGA verification, magnetics development, and design-to-production transitions signals heavy investment in next-generation component qualification and manufacturing process maturity.
Notable leadership hires: Sales Director
Data Device Corporation designs and manufactures high-reliability connectivity, power, and control solutions for aerospace, defense, space, and industrial markets. The product portfolio spans data networking components (built to MIL-STD-1553 and ARINC standards), space-qualified single-board computers, radiation-hardened components, power distribution and conversion modules, and motor control systems. DDC operates manufacturing facilities in New York, California, Mexico, and the United Kingdom, and owns multiple specialized brands including Beta Transformer Technology, National Hybrid, North Hills Signal Processing, Pascall Electronics, and XCEL Power Systems. Founded in 1964, the company serves as a long-cycle supplier to tier-one aerospace and defense primes.
DDC makes connectivity, power, and control components for aerospace and defense: MIL-STD-1553 data networking modules, ARINC-compliant interfaces, space-qualified subsystems, radiation-hardened electronics, power distribution controllers, and motor control systems.
DDC is headquartered in Bohemia, New York. The company also operates manufacturing sites in California, Mexico, and the United Kingdom.
DDC's engineering stack includes VHDL, Verilog, SystemVerilog, FPGA design tools, SolidWorks for CAD, C and Assembly for embedded systems, and real-time kernels like VxWorks, Embedded Linux, and RTEMS.
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