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CURTIS OPENS ENGINEERING CENTRE


Curtis Instruments Inc. has launched the Curtis UK Engineering Centre (UKEC). The UKEC is a new research and


development engineering facility which opened in February in Sunderland. The UKEC expands Curtis’


industry-leading position as an expert electrification partner to OEMs and EV system suppliers. The UKEC will significantly strengthen Curtis’ ability to provide first-class systems engineering services to


major UK and European vehicle and mobile machinery manufacturers. David Wilkes, managing director,


Curtis UK, said: “The new UKEC will operate as a business unit of Curtis Instruments UK Ltd which has been based in Northampton since 1974. It will work closely with our sales and technical support teams as well as Curtis’ global engineering teams in California, New York, Switzerland, and China, further expanding our powertrain electrification competencies. Ties with local


colleges and universities will provide opportunities at the vocational, undergraduate and postgraduate levels. “We’re now actively recruiting


innovative and capable engineers with mobile electronics experience to join our teams in Northampton and at the UKEC.” Curtis Instruments is a global


industry leader in the development and manufacture of integrated solutions for EV/Hybrid applications and offer unrivalled levels of


customer support for leading edge vehicle and equipment design. Curtis also partners with major


vehicle manufacturers to develop fully optimized custom controllers and integrated systems to their exact specifications. Curtis engineering expertise spans 60 years in all types of electric vehicle for virtually any application.


For information call 01604 885201 or email info@curtisinst.co.uk Visit: www.curtisinst.co.uk


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