May 19, 2011 
Victron, Inc., a premier electronics manufacturing services (EMS) supplier of end-to-end manufacturing solutions to Fortune 500 companies, announces the one-year anniversary of its facility in Rosarito, Mexico.
Victron’s 30,000 ft.2 Rosarito facility offers a full suite of services from printed circuit board assembly to subsystem and final system integration to its OEM customers in the medical and industrial segments as well as other markets. Over the past year, Victron added in-circuit testing as well as a range of functional testing capabilities to the facility.
“We have surpassed many milestones over the past year from capability enhancements to increased customer engagements at our Rosarito site. We have exceeded all expectations and received tremendous support from the community at large,” said Craig Miller, Vice President of Sales and Marketing. “Furthermore, we are very proud of our employees. They have done excellent work and continuously exceed the quality and delivery goals of our customers.”
Victron provides end-to-end manufacturing solutions from design services through complex product manufacturing of full system integration, product fulfillment and logistics for leading OEMs. Victron offers highly flexible, scalable, and fast response manufacturing and supply chain services using proprietary software tools, execution-oriented manufacturing processes and technical expertise.
Founded in 1983 and headquartered in Silicon Valley, Victron is a premier electronics manufacturing services (EMS) supplier, providing end-to-end manufacturing solutions from design services through complex product manufacturing to full system integration and logistics for leading OEMs.
Victron offers highly flexible, scalable and fast response manufacturing and supply chain services using highly evolved proprietary software tools, execution-oriented manufacturing processes and technical expertise. The company’s services support its Fortune 500 customers in the medical, industrial, wired/wireless telecom, networking, computing, aerospace/military, automotive and consumer industries.
