According to a recent LinkedIn post from True Anomaly Inc, the company is emphasizing in-house development of spacecraft electronics as a core element of its build strategy. The post highlights that its electronics specialists bring extensive mission experience in designing and producing flight-system hardware, with onboard electronics reportedly designed, built, tested, and validated internally before integration into spacecraft. This vertically integrated approach, as described in the post, suggests True Anomaly is prioritizing tighter control over quality, reliability, and development speed through a closed feedback loop that keeps technical knowledge within the organization. For investors, this may indicate a strategic focus on reducing dependence on external suppliers, potentially improving cost control, shortening development cycles, and strengthening intellectual property around critical flight hardware. The post also directs readers to the company’s careers page, implying ongoing hiring efforts in electronics and related engineering disciplines. Continued recruitment in these areas could signal anticipated growth in spacecraft production or mission volume, positioning True Anomaly to scale its capabilities in the space and defense technology markets where reliability and rapid innovation are key competitive factors.

Full report : True Anomaly says it will build in-house spacecraft electronics capability by integrating verticals and focussing on hiring specialized talent.

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