Engineering staffing and outsourced development for safety-critical systems
K-tronik places engineering specialists on client sites and runs outsourced development projects in-house, with job posts centered on radio communication, defence and aircraft electronics. The stack spans embedded and RF tooling (C++, VHDL, SPICE, HFSS) alongside Jama Connect, Robot Framework and GitLab CI/CD, pointing to traceability-heavy, test-automation-driven work. Oracle is being replaced as PostgreSQL and Keycloak come in, and engineering dominates an accelerating hiring push.
Notable leadership hires: Hardware Project Lead
K-tronik GmbH is a privately held engineering services provider founded in 2006 and headquartered in Garching bei München, Germany. The company supplies engineering specialists who work on site at client organizations and also delivers outsourced projects from its own premises. Its areas of focus include software and hardware development, software testing, infotainment, commercial vehicles, radio and communication, mechatronics, medical technology, functional safety and robotics. The company employs 51–200 people and currently recruits in Germany.
K-tronik's stack includes Python, C++, C#, Rust, VHDL, Qt, MATLAB, PostgreSQL, gRPC, GitLab CI/CD, Jenkins, Docker, Kubernetes, Robot Framework, pytest, Jama Connect, Jira and Confluence.
Job posts point to network management system test automation, CI/CD pipeline test integration, radio communication system testing, a missile warning system, and analog and HF board development for aircraft radio equipment.
K-tronik GmbH is headquartered in Garching bei München, Germany, was founded in 2006, and has 51–200 employees. Current hiring is focused in Germany.
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