Overview
North Atlantic Industries makes rugged computers, circuit boards and power supplies for equipment used in defense, aerospace and industrial settings. Its configurable product family combines pre-engineered electronic modules so customers can assemble systems around a particular mix of sensors, controls and communications. The range spans individual boards through enclosed systems, including flight control and mission computers built to work inside larger vehicles and machines. It sells these hardware products alongside engineering support, with standard components adapted to each application's requirements. Founded in 1955, the company is headquartered in Bohemia, New York.
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Aircraft work broadens: Hermeus selected North Atlantic Industries' flight computer for Quarterhorse MK 2.3 in September 2026.
- Army modernization adds product work: the company announced an aircraft-network upgrade contract in November 2025.
- Assemblers get formal training: North Atlantic Industries' in-house trainer certifies assemblers and testers against electronics assembly standards.
What critics are saying
- Internships require local presence: the company explicitly excludes remote internships and places its program in Bohemia.
- Engineering changes face strict controls: some customer programs require parts traceability and replacements matching the original configuration.
- Long programs face parts shortages: the company warns unavailable components sometimes prevent repairs and calibration of obsolete products.
What makes North Atlantic Industries unique
- North Atlantic Industries keeps production under one roof: its Bohemia facility combines circuit-board assembly, machining, testing and repairs.
- The company avoids operating-system lock-in: integrators select Linux, Windows or their own system and mix third-party boards.
- The company verifies wide temperature tolerance: design tests cycle electronics from -40 to 85 degrees Celsius.
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