Indesign, LLC

10/12/2026

Hardware, firmware, mechanical, and test engineering all work from the same building at Indesign. No handoffs across companies, no waiting on outside vendors. Just one team solving the whole problem together.

See how our in-house team works. https://hubs.li/Q04z1BZ60

10/08/2026

A reliable PCB layout accounts for the full process, from component placement and routing to fabrication, assembly, and testing. Problems with component placement, routing, signal integrity, or manufacturability can lead to additional board spins, production delays, and higher costs.

Learn more about how the right PCB layout can help prevent costly production issues: https://hubs.li/Q04z1zJt0

10/06/2026

Can you identify where this close-up came from?
Take your best guess at the department in the comments! The closest guess gets bragging rights.

10/02/2026

Each industry has its own rules, challenges, and constraints.

A medical device has to pass FDA approval. Industrial equipment needs to survive harsh environments. Consumer electronics need to hit cost targets and shipping deadlines. Government work demands extra security and documentation.

We've built products across all of these industries. That experience is worth a lot when you're navigating the specifics. Explore our industry expertise: https://hubs.li/Q04yf5jr0

09/30/2026

Our recruitment team is heading to Rose-Hulman today!

For 30 years, we’ve believed that great engineering starts with great people. That means building a culture where engineers can thrive, grow, stay, and feel passionate about the work they do.
Take a look at the full story behind how our approach to recruiting and building our team has evolved over the past three decades.

Read the new blog here: https://hubs.li/Q04yCzPH0

When Indesign was founded, the company grew by hiring experienced professionals from the networks of its founders. It worked, but by 2005, the organization faced a decision: continue relying on existing connections, or invest in building a systematic approach to sourcing and developing early-career....

09/28/2026

A lot of teams think hardware design is about getting the schematic right. That's half the battle.

The layout (how components are placed, how traces are routed, where ground planes are positioned) can make or break your design. Poor layout leads to noise, signal integrity problems, manufacturing defects, and field failures.

Learn more about our PCB design approach: https://hubs.li/Q04yf57H0

09/24/2026

A little friendly competition, a lot of time outside the office. ⛳
It was great seeing local teams from Outside Source and DiscoverBREEZE come together for the E-gineering, Inc. Golf Invitational. Days like this are a good reminder that business relationships are built in plenty of places beyond the conference room.
Thanks for a great day on the course!

09/22/2026

When 80% of your clients come back for additional projects, it means something.

It means you delivered on your promise. It means you treated their project like it was your own. It means you showed up, stayed focused, and shipped quality work.

That's not luck. That's a culture built on values: Teamwork, Integrity, Respect, and Excellence.

We've been doing this for 30 years. We're not going anywhere, and we're better at it every year.
Ready to work with us? Let's talk: https://hubs.li/Q04vfvWm0

09/17/2026

Close collaboration. Better engineering. Stronger results.

For Breeze’s next-generation radon monitor, Indesign helped deliver 7× longer battery life, faster charging, and a scalable connected platform all while keeping development moving on an aggressive timeline.

See how close engineering collaboration helped bring the Gen 4 monitor to life: Read the case study: https://hubs.li/Q04vftkt0

Indesign engineered Breeze's fourth-gen radon monitor with a Nordic cellular SoC, extended battery life, and compact PCB design.

09/15/2026

More than 500 companies have trusted Indesign with their product development challenges and that experience matters.
So what do our most successful partnerships have in common? Clear communication, deep engineering expertise, and a team that stays focused on the details.

See what makes the Indesign approach different: https://hubs.li/Q04vfg460