RF coaxial cable, connector and microwave assembly manufacturer
Times Microwave Systems designs and builds coaxial cable, connectors and RF assemblies for defense, aerospace, wireless and industrial buyers. Its back office runs on Oracle E-Business Suite R12 with Oracle Reports and BI Publisher, while engineering relies on SolidWorks, HFSS and FMEA. Accelerating, manufacturing-heavy hiring alongside pain points around inventory accuracy, defect rates and tribal knowledge points to a push on shop-floor discipline and documentation.
Times Microwave Systems is a Wallingford, Connecticut-based maker of RF and microwave transmission line products, including coaxial cable, cable assemblies, low PIM jumpers and aerospace electronic warfare system cables. Founded in 1948, it operates as a division of Amphenol and holds AS9100 and ISO 9001 registrations. The company serves military, aerospace, wireless communications and industrial customers, with production in the US and China. It employs 201–500 people, and current hiring is concentrated in the United States across manufacturing, sales and engineering.
Times Microwave Systems runs Oracle E-Business Suite R12, supported by Oracle Database, Oracle Forms, Oracle Reports, BI Publisher and Oracle Workflow, with SQL Developer and Toad for database work.
Yes, hiring is accelerating and focused in the United States, led by manufacturing roles, followed by sales, engineering and production, mostly at mid and junior levels.
Its engineering stack includes SolidWorks, AutoCAD, DraftSight, HFSS for electromagnetic simulation, PLM tooling and FMEA, alongside Tableau, Power BI and Looker for analytics.
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