Overview
Pioneer Circuits manufactures printed circuit boards and assembled electronics for aerospace, defense and space systems that need reliable performance in demanding conditions. Its product range spans flexible, rigid and combined rigid-flex boards, with assembly services that mount electronic components on the finished circuits. The company works with customers from design review and material selection through fabrication, assembly and testing, moving projects from engineering drawings to finished hardware. Customers request quotes for custom builds and purchase the boards and assembly work required for their equipment. Founded in 1981, Pioneer Circuits is headquartered in Santa Ana, California.
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What believers are saying
- Pioneer names aerospace customers: its LinkedIn lists NASA, Boeing and the Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
- Family education receives support: Pioneer scholarships support qualifying employees' children pursuing college or postgraduate degrees.
- Manufacturing/warehouse experience optional: Pioneer's onsite, full-time Santa Ana Manufacturing Operator requires a high-school diploma or GED.
What critics are saying
- Component sourcing is restricted: Pioneer's suppliers must buy directly from original manufacturers or their authorized distributors.
- Availability extends beyond shifts: Pioneer's Santa Ana first-shift Maintenance Technician opening requires overtime and 24/6 on-call availability.
- Eligibility is restricted: Pioneer's full-time, onsite Manufacturing Operator in Santa Ana requires U.S. citizenship or lawful permanent residency.
What makes Pioneer Circuits unique
- Long circuits are a specialty: Pioneer uses proprietary splicing to make flexible boards longer than 33 feet.
- Boards fold like book pages: Pioneer advertises bookbinder constructions with a full 180-degree bend.
- Design fit gets an early check: Pioneer includes free mechanical mockups among its customer support services.
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