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Continued from previous page The company strives for zero
defects and believes in process development and process control. According to president and CEO David Raby, the objective is to develop the right manufacturing process for unique electronic as- semblies. He says that the in- house analytical lab and materi- als lab allows for in-depth under- standing and knowledge of the materials and processes neces- sary to meet customers’ expecta- tions and requirements. “STI’s manufacturing experience and expertise sets us apart as we pro- vide solutions across a number of different industries and disci- plines,” he adds. Web:
www.stiusa.com
Silicon Mountain: Nampa, ID Silicon Mountain is a family-
owned and operated electronics manufacturing company com- posed of a team of dedicated em- ployees who are focused on provid- ing clients — from startups to for- tune 500 companies — with the highest quality products possible. Silicon Mountain is a true
manufacturing partner. The company tailors its processes and uses the full capabilities of its manufacturing equipment to meet each customer’s specific needs. With more than 50 years of combined engineering and manufacturing experience, Sili- con Mountain is uniquely posi- tioned to work with customers on all stages of production, from product development and design to full scale production. “Our business model is even
built with a clear understanding of the importance of time to mar- ket and supply chain availabili- ty,” says Eddie Garcia, operations manager. “We are at the point
tain maintains the flexibility, quality, and turnaround neces- sary to meet each customer’s unique needs. Overall, these characteristics help customer products get to the market as quickly as possible. “We provide a range of services for startups and high-volume manufactur- ing,” concludes Garcia. “Regard- less of the service, we aim for quality, flexibility, and competi- tive pricing because we know that our customers need, and de- serve, the best service for their individual needs.” Web:
www.siliconmtn.net
Naprotek: San Jose, CA Naprotek, a leading provi -
der of cutting-edge electronics
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technology solutions tailored to high-reliability applications, is based in San Jose, California. An industry leader since 1995, Naprotek has been instrumental in delivering intricate and cus- tomized solutions to the defense, space, medical, and semiconduc- tor markets. Its expertise also extends to
Daniel Everitt, CEO.
test and instrumentation and ad- vanced technology. Top producers in these industries trust Naprotek to manufacture top-quality elec- tronic assemblies that power transformative and life-saving products, ranging from space- rated systems for low earth orbit satellites to FDA-regulated med- Continued on next page
Eddie Garcia, operations manager.
where our efficiency and through- put has increased due to our team, processes, technology, expe- rience, flexibility, and equipment that all combine to exceed our customers’ needs and expecta- tions. This makes us a partner that is capable of both low- and high-volume production, allowing our customers to quickly go from product development to market.” Each customer is unique. Because of that, Silicon Moun-
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