

Aversan
Aversan is an engineering and electronics company, founded in 2003, that designs and tests safety-critical avionics and builds test equipment for aerospace and defence.
About Aversan
Aversan is an engineering and electronics company that was established in 2003. It designs, builds and supports safety-critical avionics and electronic systems. It also makes complex test equipment. Its customers are commercial and military aerospace makers and their suppliers. The site also mentions space, defence and industrial work.
A large part of the work is engineering for certification. The company handles embedded systems for both software and hardware. It names the DO-178C standard for airborne software and the DO-254 standard for airborne hardware. It also lists DO-160 and ARP4754 on its certification page. The team supports clients with the documents and trace records that regulators expect.
Verification and validation is a second main service. This means checking that a design does what it should and meets the rules. The company offers it for DO-178C, DO-254, DO-160 and MIL-STD programs. It says this work supports qualification for Tier 1 suppliers and original equipment makers.
Aversan also builds hardware. It does turn-key manufacturing of safety-critical electronics, including prototypes, assembly, testing and full production. It designs custom test equipment for functional, regression and environmental tests. Another service is reverse engineering and re-engineering. It helps owners recover and update old avionics, and it manages parts that are no longer made.
The site lists further support services. These include maintenance, repair and overhaul for aerospace and defence programs. They also include engineering staffing, on a contract or a permanent basis. The company says it has more than 20 years of experience.
The company history starts with military software. Its early work was software design and verification for the OBIGGS controller on the C-17. It then supported F-35 software integration and unit testing. The site also notes several approvals. These include Controlled Goods Program certification, the Joint Certification Program of the United States and Canada, and a PEO certificate of authorization. It also says the company joined CADSI.
The website describes each service in more detail and has a contact page.
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