CEO Matt Francis Serves on IEEE Board

In addition to his role at Ozark, CEO Matt Francis is also giving back by serving on the Board of Directors of IEEE, the largest technical professional organization in the world. As a 501c3 with over 460,000 members, IEEE is dedicated to advancing technology for the benefit of humanity. Matt serves as the 2024-2025 Director for IEEE Region 5, the US Southwest, where he has had the opportunity to promote educational, technical and policy initiatives and support the professional growth of technical professionals throughout the US and the world. We are excited to see the continued impact of his efforts and fellow volunteers in shaping the next generation of technical professionals and innovators. https://spectrum.ieee.org/ieee-bod-sept-2024

Applications Engineer

Location: Fayetteville, AR Company: Ozark Integrated Circuits, Inc. Job Summary: The applications engineer at Ozark Integrated Circuits, Inc. is responsible for designing circuit schematics, completing hardware circuit layouts, and creating embedded software for extreme environment product efforts focused on the needs of commercial end users.  The applications engineer will play a key role in product development and the expansion of Ozark Integrated Circuits, Inc. single board computers into new technology areas and markets.  The applications engineer will assist in the assessment of new customer and product specifications, feasibility, and risk analysis, and discuss application needs with potential customers.  In addition to hardware and software design, testing, and maintenance, the applications engineer will also be heavily involved in new product development […]

Ozark IC to attend Packaging Chips with CHIPS Summit

We are looking forward to contributing to the discussions at the IEEE-USA Packaging Chips with CHIPS Summit. It’s an exciting opportunity to engage with leading experts in the field and explore the latest advancements in packaging to support semiconductor manufacturing at both the technical and policy level and to collaborate on innovative solutions to continue to drive the industry forward. https://chips.ieeeusa.org/pcwc-2024/

Ozark IC chosen for DOE Phase 2 program for Geothermal Monitoring

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has announced selections totaling $142 million for 123 small business projects for research in multiple areas, including clean energy and decarbonization. We are thrilled to share that the Geothermal Technologies Office (GTO) has selected Ozark Integrated Circuits, Inc. for a grant of $1.1 million to advance our work on high-temperature flow rate instruments for geothermal reservoir monitoring using the Ozark IC eXtreme Node® (or XNode®) single board computer, which can operate in the extreme conditions experienced in Energy exploration, Aerospace, Space Exploration, and Industrial Controls. This project tackles the challenges of increasing reliability and functionality of high temperature electronics, specifically in fracture zone management. A big step forward in geothermal technology! Read the full […]