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Quik Tek Assembly Expands to the Tucson Region

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March 14, 2014
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Karen Schutte
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quik tekTucson, AZ – Tempe-based Quik Tek Assembly, a minority-owned provider of contract manufacturing services, today announces that it has expanded operations to the Tucson region. Quik Assembly Solutions, a division of Quik Tek Assembly, has leased an 8,000-square-foot building at 3450 S. Broadmont, Suite 120, and plans a $700,000 capital investment. The new facility will be open by April 2014.

Quik Tek Assembly, also a Raytheon supplier, provides a wide range of contract manufacturing services including circuit and cable design; PCB layout and manufacture; PCB, cable and mechanical assembly; product testing and the manufacture of complete product ready to ship.

The company plans to hire 50 new positions over the next 5 years. The jobs at the facility will be a mix of engineering, manufacturing, administrative and technician positions. Candidates interested in job opportunities can visit https://www.quiktekassembly.com/QTContact.php or email Natalie@quiktekassembly.com.

Through TREO, the company worked with community partners including the City of Tucson, Pima County One-Stop Career Center, Arizona Commerce Authority and Startup Tucson.

Adan Ortiz, president of Quik Tek Assembly, said: “Southern Arizona is a growing market, and we needed to be close to both existing and new potential customers. Additionally, we look forward to contributing to workforce development by encouraging STEM interest and providing student internships in partnership with The University of Arizona and Pima Community College.”

“Hi-tech manufacturers and suppliers to existing employers are logical fits for the Tucson region,” said Joe Snell, TREO president and CEO. “In addition, Quik Tek is committed to STEM development and student internships, a critical perspective for our future pipeline of talent.”

Quik Tek Assembly was started in 2010 and the management team offers over 40 years of experience in the electronics industry. Quik Tek offers a comprehensive end-to-end solution for PCB assembly, box builds and other assembly needs. For more information, visit www.quiktekassembly.com.

 

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