Ozark Integrated Circuits, Inc.

04/21/2026

Join our team! Ozark Integrated Circuits is looking for an Information Systems & Security Lead. This position is responsible for the day-to-day operational leadership, support, and service delivery of our network and computer systems. This role requires maintaining a secure and reliable infrastructure, with a strong emphasis on Microsoft services and CMMC (Level 2) compliance. The selected candidate will ensure effective troubleshooting, maintenance, and adherence to security protocols. In this role, you'll also work closely with our Data & Automation team to improve processes, including implementation of automations and application integration. Find out more and apply at www.ozarkic.com/jobs

10/07/2024

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has announced selections totaling $142 million for 123 small business projects for research in multiple areas, including clean energy and decarbonization. We are thrilled to share that the Geothermal Technologies Office (GTO) has selected Ozark Integrated Circuits, Inc. for a grant of $1.1 million to advance our work on high-temperature flow rate instruments for geothermal reservoir monitoring using the Ozark IC eXtreme Node® (or XNode®) single board computer, which can operate in the extreme conditions experienced in Energy Exploration, Aerospace, Space Exploration, and Industrial Controls. This project tackles the challenges of increasing reliability and functionality of high temperature electronics, specifically in fracture zone management. A big step forward in geothermal technology!

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has announced selections totaling $142 million for 123 small business projects for research in multiple areas, including clean energy and decarbonization. We are thrilled to share that the Geothermal Technologies Office (GTO) has selected … Read More

08/30/2024

Join us at TETS for an exciting Ozark IC showcase! Stop by our booth in the Exhibit Hall where we'll be demonstrating our latest XNode innovations. And don't miss Ozark IC Engineer Brandon Dyer, on Thursday, September 12 during the Electrical Machines - Motors/Generators workshop. He'll be sharing insights from Ozark IC’s latest engine testing of 350°C XNodes® at his 9:10am session. Can't wait to see you there! https://tets.us/

05/31/2024

Ozark IC will be at the IEEE MTT-S International Microwave Symposium on Sunday, June 16. During the morning workshop, "Operating at the Extreme: RFIC Design Techniques for Operation Beyond the PDK Limits," CEO Matt Francis will present a tutorial on the Design of Electronics at High Temperature, addressing the challenges and opportunities for design in emerging technologies in electronics operating about 150C. We hope to see you there. https://ims-ieee.org/technical-program/workshops?date=2024-06-16

05/10/2024

Developing a new sensor, component, or system is complicated. While modeling and simulation inform your design, there is no substitute for a prototype tested in the relevant environment.

To get there, Ozark IC is lowering the barrier to your system feasibility questions in Extreme Environments using unique additive technology. Featured recently in Advancing Microelectronics, our quick turn (QT) systems can go from idea to test in as little as 24 hours – a true game changer for rugged electronics.

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05/01/2024

Ozark IC continues to digitize and instrument the next frontier for extreme high-temperature electronics. This new $10.9M program from DARPA will let us and our team solve an immediate need in the development of hypersonic systems and also enable a 10x leap ahead in semiconductor and packaging performance at temperatures as high as 800 Celsius. Novel materials, an amazing team, and an amazing goal. RTX NASA's Glenn Research Center Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency - DARPA U.S. Naval Research Laboratory - NRL

A 6-member team, led by Ozark IC, has been selected for a DARPA HOTS award to develop an 800ºC electronic pressure sensing system that will raise the system performance by a factor of 1000 over existing solutions FAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSAS April … Read More

03/29/2024

We look forward to participating in the Arkansas Small Business and Technology Development Center America's Seed Fund Road Tour. This type of support is so important for small businesses in Arkansas and around the country to be able to continue to develop innovative solutions for today's challenges.

America’s Seed Fund 2024 Road Tour connects entrepreneurs with federal agencies responsible for over $4 billion in high-tech R&D funding annually. The tour stops in Little Rock on Tuesday, April 2!

A panel of Arkansas tech founders will share their insights on SBIR/STTR success and more:
Noah Asher, Vascugenix (Moderator)
Nhiem Cao, Lapovations
Matt Francis, Ph.D., Ozark Integrated Circuits
Elizabeth Hood, Ph.D., GreenLab
Darren Sommer, D.O., Innovator Health

Join us! asbtdc.org/road-tour/



U.S. Small Business Administration
America's Seed Fund Road Tour 2024

03/15/2024

The Energy Venture Day and Pitch Competition co-hosted by Rice Alliance for Technology & Entrepreneurship, Energy Transition Initiative (HETI), and -E is an exciting, fast-paced event that brings together 40+ energy ventures with investors, corporations, and the energy community. We were selected as a participating energy venture and look forward to sharing more about our company.

You have two opportunities to see our pitch. At CERAWeek, join us on March 20th in the Innovation Agora. On 3/19, see us at the Ion Houston for the Pitch Preview (free to attend). For more info and to register: alliance.rice.edu/evd

11/24/2023

Ozark IC is excited to be selected to participate in the DARPA Disruptors Summit and Showcase at this year's Defense TechConnect Summit, Nov 28 and 29 in Washington, DC. Come by and see a live demo of our XNode® technology developed in part with DARPA support. https://events.techconnect.org/DTCFall/program.html

08/23/2023

Making our XNodes work anywhere requires testing them everywhere. We’ve been thrilled with the partnership we’ve had with the Virginia Tech APPL Turbo Machinery laboratory, and it was our pleasure to be featured in this promotional video while testing our latest XNode single board computers on their turboshaft jet engine!

It's not uncommon to find undergraduates working side by side with industry sponsors at Virginia Tech's TurboLab, a propulsion-focused research facility that began in the 1970s. We have all sorts of different people who do research at APPL, ranging from undergrads to graduate students, we have some....