North Atlantic Industries designs and builds rugged embedded electronics, and its stack shows a full hardware-to-software pipeline: FPGA/VHDL, Altium, OrCAD and Cadence Allegro for board design alongside VxWorks, PetaLinux and Yocto for embedded targets. Hiring is accelerating and engineering-heavy with a large intern cohort, while pain points center on yield, scrap and component obsolescence.
North Atlantic Industries is a privately held manufacturer headquartered in Bohemia, NY, founded in 1955. The company develops rugged embedded commercial-off-the-shelf hardware, including multifunction I/O boards, single board computers, integrated systems and power supplies. Its customers span defense, commercial aerospace and industrial markets, with a focus on modular open systems architectures. Design, manufacturing and verification are handled in-house, and the company employs 201–500 people with hiring concentrated in the United States.
NAI uses FPGA and VHDL, C++, C#, Python and .NET, embedded OSes like VxWorks, PetaLinux, Yocto and Buildroot, plus Altium Designer, OrCAD, Cadence Allegro and SolidWorks for hardware design.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating and dominated by engineering roles, with manufacturing as the secondary focus and a strong emphasis on intern and mid-level positions, all in the United States.
North Atlantic Industries is headquartered in Bohemia, New York, and has operated since 1955 as a privately held company with 201–500 employees.
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