Advanced Electronic Systems

We operate out of Rukminipuri across a few different units, B/30, 36, and 75. It sounds a bit confusing, but we just spread out as we needed more room for the electronics. Working with circuits and small parts requires a lot of light and a steady hand. Our benches are covered in soldering irons, wires, and old components we’ve saved over the years. It’s a bit of a maze inside. We started small and just kept going. Rukminipuri is a decent area to work in. It’s not too loud, which helps when you’re trying to concentrate on a tricky board. Most of us here have been playing with electronics since we were kids. It’s more of a habit than a job at this point. We don't have a big sign out front or anything. People who need us usually know where we are. We spend a lot of time testing things. You’ll hear a lot of beeping coming from our units throughout the day. Sometimes a repair takes longer than we thought, so we end up staying late and ordering food. We don't bother with corporate talk. If something is broken, we tell you. If we can fix it, we do. It’s a practical way to run a business. We like the hands-on nature of what we do. It keeps our minds sharp and our hands busy. The technology changes, but the basics of fixing things stay the same.