Curtiss-Wright DS, Inc.

Curtiss-Wright DS, Inc. designs and builds mission-critical systems, sensors, controls, actuators and subsystems for demanding environments across the aerospace, defense, power generation and industrial markets. Its products are used in operations where failure is not an option, including nuclear power plants, fighter jets, naval vessels and space exploration vehicles. The company traces its origins to the 1929 merger of the Wright brothers' and Glenn Curtiss's businesses and has been operating under that heritage ever since.

The company's work spans several specialised technical domains: surface treatments, embedded computing, nuclear instrumentation, industrial technologies, sensors, controls, actuators and subsystems engineering. Sensors support mission-critical operations in environments such as nuclear facilities and military aircraft; control systems serve nuclear energy production and military applications; actuators are built for aerospace, defense and industrial platforms; and integrated subsystems are designed for high-reliability applications across aerospace, defense, power generation and industrial markets.

Curtiss-Wright DS employs more than 9,000 people across more than 70 locations worldwide, with founding heritage in the United States. Its teams comprise engineers and problem-solvers working across those locations, with an emphasis on precision engineering, reliability and deep technical expertise in specialised domains.