We are currently looking to fill the following roles:
At FlashPCB, our mission is to make our customers feel relieved when they order their PCBAs because our customers trust our service to consistently deliver high quality PCBAs on time. We also want to build a positive solution-oriented workplace with everyone striving to improve our services and grow the business.
Speed and quality through automation – We build smart software driven systems that eliminate delays, reduce errors, and deliver fast, predictable outcomes.
Delivery dates actually mean something – We will do everything in power to deliver each board on time because our delivery dates actually mean something.
We care about quality – Every board we ship meets the IPC standards and will correct anything less than that.
Earn long-term trust – We aim to grow with our customers, helping them scale from quick-turn protos to reliable, repeatable production.
Clear direct and solution driven communication – We’re transparent about lead times, pricing, and issues and will always try to present the customer with a solution instead of just a problem.
A can-do culture – We take pride in finding solutions and going the extra mile to get boards built rightand on time. We want to be the solution to our customers' problems, not the other way around.
Customer-focused design – Our tools and processes are built with real customer needs in mind.
Relentless improvement – We continuously refine our tools, processes, and people to serve our customers better every day
Thomas Castner, CEO & Co-founder. Dual Degree from University of Pennsylvania in mechanical engineering and finance and an MS in mechanical engineering from Carnegie Mellon University. Tom has 10+ years of technical experience in PCB design and prototyping, design for manufacturing, and team management. He was Director of Hardware at Allevi, a 3D bioprinting company recently sold to 3D Systems. He designed a particle analysis instrument for Halo Labs (formerly Optofluidics) that was funded by a Phase I and II SBIR grant. He designed portable battery packs for Gridless Power. Additionally, he consulted on Osciflex’s VTE mitigation device, funded by an NSF Phase I SBIR grant.
George Woskob, CTO & Co-founder, BA in economics and music from University of Chicago and has a certificate from Stanford’s Artificial Intelligence Graduate Program. George has 10+ y ears of experience in software development and is skilled in product development, AI, and testing methods. He was a software engineer for Covera Health which uses data and AI to assure quality care in radiology. At ThoughtWorks he built and launched products for companies across a broad spectrum of industries.