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Aeris Tech

Aeris Technical Solutions is an engineering firm for product design, structural and electrical analysis, and aircraft SATCOM integration.

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About Aeris Tech

Aeris Technical Solutions, Inc. is an engineering firm that uses the name Aeris Tech. The site calls it a Delaware C-Corp founded in 2024. It describes its work as engineering and product development with aerospace roots.

The firm lists core capabilities in STC engineering, product development, SATCOM integration, certification coordination and field engineering. Design work covers avionics system integration, cabin modifications, airframe structures, antenna integration and human factors.

Analysis work covers structural analysis, damage tolerance, finite element modeling, system safety and thermal dissipation. Manufacturing support covers parts for fit checks, EWIS, composite radomes, avionics trays and racks, and rapid prototyping.

The certification list includes FAA DER coordination, Form 8110 approvals, ODA and DOA STC work, DO-160 testing and regulatory testing. The site also lists SBIR and STTR research programs for defense and government work.

The site describes three ways to engage the firm. Turnkey project integration covers planning through approval. Modular engineering and certification covers targeted design work and certification coordination. Non-recurring engineering provides hourly specialist support for niche technical challenges.

The site says the firm uses multi-disciplinary staff engineers and engineer-led project managers. It says it front-loads resources to reach early milestones such as PDR. It limits the number of programs it takes on so it can stay focused.

The site describes how client data is protected. The firm signs NDAs, limits access to people who need it, uses encrypted storage and role-based permissions, keeps client work isolated and does not reuse client designs. The site lists a LinkedIn page.

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