Electronics design and PCBA contract manufacturing for regulated markets
Enercon Technologies combines electronic product engineering with volume PCBA and system assembly for medical, industrial and defense customers. Its stack is unusually software-rigorous for a contract manufacturer: C++ embedded work on PIC, RTOS and FPGA is paired with Coverity, LDRA, SonarQube, Black Duck and Google Test, a toolchain typical of safety-critical firmware. Hiring splits between engineering and manufacturing, matching active NPI and design-transfer work.
Enercon Technologies is a privately held electronics design and contract manufacturing company headquartered in Gray, Maine, founded in 1980. It serves customers in the medical, industrial and defense sectors, taking products from engineering through production in a single facility. Capabilities span electronic instrumentation development under ISO-13485 certification, printed circuit board assembly and related system builds. The company employs 201–500 people and hires in the United States.
Enercon's stack includes C++, RTOS, PIC, FPGA and DSP for embedded work, CMake, Conan, Bitbucket and Artifactory for builds, Coverity, LDRA and SonarQube for code quality, plus SolidWorks and AutoCAD for mechanical design.
Job posts point to electronics new product development and introduction programs, manufacturing transfers, production fixture design, intelligent test fixture development and manufacturing process technology work.
Enercon Technologies is headquartered in Gray, Maine, in the United States, and operates with a workforce in the 201–500 employee range.
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