Professional HVACR diagnostic and testing instruments manufacturer
Fieldpiece Instruments designs and manufactures a 200+ product line of specialized tools for HVACR technicians—meters, manifolds, leak detectors, combustion analyzers, and data loggers. The company's embedded engineering footprint (ARM Cortex-M, ESP32, C/C++, Bluetooth Low Energy) combined with aggressive new product development hiring and a backlog of supply chain and time-to-market pressures signals a shift toward IoT-connected field instrumentation and faster product cycles. Leadership-level hiring in product and operations reflects organizational scaling beyond the core manufacturing function.
Notable leadership hires: Product Category Director
Fieldpiece Instruments is a privately held manufacturer of professional-grade diagnostic and testing tools for HVACR professionals, founded in 1990 in Orange, California. The company operates a portfolio of over 200 SKUs spanning multimeters, manifolds, leak detectors, superheat/subcooling meters, scales, combustion analyzers, and data loggers, all engineered and beta-tested in-house. The business sells through a distribution network and serves field technicians and contractors across North America and Europe. Current strategic priorities include new product launches, global market expansion (particularly in Europe), lifecycle refreshes of existing products, and structured delivery governance across cross-functional teams.
Fieldpiece uses ARM Cortex-M, ESP32, and PIC microcontrollers with C/C++, RTOS, Embedded Linux, and Bluetooth Low Energy for embedded instrumentation. Design tools include SolidWorks; backend systems are Dynamics 365, SAP, and Oracle.
Key initiatives include new product development pipeline, vacuum pump development, global market launches (especially European distributor expansion), supply chain resilience, and implementing structured project governance to accelerate time-to-market.
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