SEAKR Engineering

SEAKR Engineering, LLC, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Raytheon Technologies, is a prominent provider of advanced electronics for space applications. Founded in 1981 by the Anderson family, SEAKR has established itself as a leading-edge supplier in the aerospace industry, specializing in the design and manufacture of processors, command and data handling systems, advanced payloads, and manned space hardware. The company's expertise encompasses a wide range of critical space technologies, including on-board processing and networking, memory and networked data management systems, and avionics. SEAKR's products are integral to various space missions, from Low Earth Orbit (LEO) to deep space, supporting commercial, government, domestic, and international clients.

With a strong emphasis on innovation and quality, SEAKR Engineering has a proven track record of delivering high-reliability products and advanced engineering services. The company employs proven radiation mitigation techniques, which has allowed it to be 'first-to-fly' on numerous commercial devices across multiple orbits. SEAKR's Radiation Hardened system By Design (RHBD) techniques have been successfully deployed in over 300 missions with a 100% on-orbit success rate. This commitment to excellence is evident in their work on significant projects such as the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency's (DARPA) Project Blackjack, where SEAKR is the primary contractor for the Pit Boss autonomous mission management system. The company's capabilities include the production of high-mix, high-complexity, and low-to-mid volume electronic assemblies for space, military, and industrial applications. SEAKR's facilities in Centennial, Colorado, are uniquely designed to integrate the development and manufacturing of spacecraft electronics, leveraging the latest technology for printed circuit board assembly and system-level equipment. Acquired by Raytheon Technologies in November 2021, SEAKR Engineering continues to push the boundaries of space technology, contributing to advancements in space exploration, communication, and national security.