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North Atlantic Industries Tech Stack

Rugged embedded systems and I/O boards for defense and aerospace

Defense and Space Manufacturing Bohemia, NY 201–500 employees Founded 1955 Privately Held

North Atlantic Industries manufactures vertically integrated embedded COTS hardware—single board computers, multifunction I/O boards, power supplies, and integrated systems—for defense, commercial aerospace, and industrial applications. The stack reveals a hardware-centric org: FPGA design (VHDL), embedded Linux (PetaLinux, Yocto, U-Boot), and secure boot implementation dominate the project list, while pain points cluster around yield, non-conformance, and design-in delays—typical of high-mix, low-volume manufacturing where each customer variant demands custom firmware and BSP work.

Tech Stack 42 technologies

Core StackC++ C# Java Python Solidworks Jira Confluence SolidWorks Adobe Premiere Pro FPGA VHDL I2C RS-422/485 Microsoft Project PetaLinux VxWorks Autodesk Inventor Yocto Buildroot OpenSSL WolfSSL U-Boot AWS X-Ray Altium OrCAD Inventor Keyence FPGAs Camtasia Qt+12 more

What North Atlantic Industries Is Building

Challenges

  • Improving production yield
  • Reducing non-conformances
  • Design-in process delays
  • Documentation lag
  • Post-sales support coordination
  • Ensuring projects stay on schedule
  • Risk identification and mitigation
  • Continuous improvement of project management processes
  • High-mix, low-volume manufacturing
  • Improving yield and reliability

Active Projects

  • Cosa platform npi
  • System integration for cosa platforms
  • Software support kit (ssk) package
  • Gui-based qt sample program
  • Gui-based windows test programs
  • Board support package development for single board computer product line
  • Embedded and software support kit development
  • Linux kernel and driver development for bsps
  • Embedded security and secure boot implementation
  • Secure boot and measured boot processes

Hiring Activity

Accelerating20 roles · 10 in 30d

Department

Engineering
15
Manufacturing
5

Seniority

Mid
10
Senior
5
Junior
4
Intern
1
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About North Atlantic Industries

Founded in 1955, NAI designs and manufactures rugged embedded systems for mission-critical applications in defense, aerospace, and industrial sectors. The product line spans over 70 pre-integrated modules, single board computers, I/O boards, and power supplies, all built to withstand demanding operational environments. The company operates a vertically integrated model combining design, manufacturing, and verification in-house. Active projects center on board support package development, Linux kernel drivers, embedded security, and Qt-based test software—reflecting a customer base that requires custom integration and long qualification cycles.

HeadquartersBohemia, NY
Company Size201–500 employees
Founded1955
Hiring MarketsUnited States

Frequently Asked Questions

What embedded platforms does North Atlantic Industries support?

NAI develops board support packages and Linux kernel drivers for single board computers and multifunction I/O boards, using PetaLinux, Yocto, U-Boot, and VxWorks. Current projects include BSP development for custom SBC product lines.

What security features does NAI embed in its products?

Embedded security and secure boot implementation are active development areas. Projects include secure boot and measured boot processes, with support for OpenSSL and WolfSSL cryptographic libraries.

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