Director of Engineering

About Steve Cloud

As Director of Engineering for PCBA contract manufacturing firm CO-AX Technology, Inc., Steve Cloud is an award-winning product development leader with extensive experience in electrical, industrial, mechanical and software engineering. He is credited with creating highly innovative and profitable solutions for a range of companies, leveraging his diverse engineering background and strategic vision to drive success in the highly competitive world of electronics manufacturing.

The Importance of Printing Circuit Board (PCB) Potting Services in Electronics Manufacturing

By Steve Cloud|2024-07-24T09:36:53-04:00July 24th, 2024|Printed Circuit Boards|

Anyone involved in the design and manufacture of electronic components and circuit boards destined for use in harsh environments is likely familiar with printed circuit
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PCB Prototyping Safeguards and Speeds Production

By Steve Cloud|2024-02-26T16:27:11-05:00February 26th, 2024|Printed Circuit Boards|

The global market for printed circuit boards (PCBs) is growing rapidly. The projected CAGR of 5.2% will bring it to an estimated US $90.1 billion
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Comprehensive Onboarding a Compass for Quality Electronics Contract Manufacturing

By Steve Cloud|2023-12-08T08:11:42-05:00December 8th, 2023|Contract Manufacturing|

The invention of the mariner's compass revolutionized navigation, making it possible for ships to venture into uncharted territories while exploring the world's oceans and seas
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What is the Difference Between PCB and PCBA?

By Steve Cloud|2024-05-23T08:22:39-04:00July 12th, 2023|Printed Circuit Boards|

Just as an essay begins with a blank sheet of paper, an electronic device begins with a blank slate as well. The electronics industry uses
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Electronics Design Optimized for Supply Chain Availability

By Steve Cloud|2023-06-13T15:12:46-04:00February 28th, 2023|Supply Chain|

Anyone delivering a product that relies on the electronics industry is acutely aware of the supply chain issues and parts shortages. The tight supply of
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