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STI Electronics Enters 2022 40 Years Strong
January 25, 2022 | STI ElectronicsEstimated reading time: 1 minute
STI Electronics, Inc., a full-service organization including engineering, contract manufacturing, training services and training materials, is pleased to announce its 40th anniversary.
“STI is proud to celebrate 40 years with the best employees and customers any company could wish for or want,” says David Raby, President, CEO. “STI has added additional capabilities over the years due to market and customer demands as well as the technological evolution of our industry. Being able to adapt to market changes and the willingness of our employees to learn new technology as well as their ‘can do’ attitude is the key to our continued success. We have certainly weathered some interesting ‘storms’ over the last few years but we are looking for a continued bright and successful future.”
STI Electronics started out as a small family business with Jim, Ellen and David Raby. Over the past 40 years the company has grown to employ more than 50 employees. Since 1982, STI has been a full-service organization providing electronics contract manufacturing, electro mechanical box build, microelectronics lab (clean room), rework & repair services, material failure analysis, analytical lab services, circuit design, testing, prototype manufacturing services, training services, training materials, online training and custom courses.
Utilizing some of the most advanced equipment for training, R&D, electronics manufacturing and failure analysis enables engineers and analysts at STI the versatility to provide the highest quality services for a wide range of products and services in order to address the challenges and issues facing today's electronic manufacturers.
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