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Precision Assembly main competitors are American Board Assembly, Precision Flow, and Cal Quality Electronics.

Competitor Summary. See how Precision Assembly compares to its main competitors:

  • Molex has the most employees (45,000).
  • Employees at American Board Assembly earn more than most of the competitors, with an average yearly salary of $76,233.
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Precision Assembly vs competitors

CompanyFounding dateZippia scoreHeadquarters# of LocationsRevenueEmployees
1996
3.9
Orem, UT1$10.1M200
1981
4.0
Chandler, AZ1$22.0M499
1990
4.0
Beaverton, OR1$37.5M300
1981
3.6
Santa Ana, CA1$25.0M150
2003
3.8
Havana, FL1$43.4M100
1991
4.2
Moorpark, CA1$40.9M100
1989
4.0
Parkersburg, WV1$74.6M200
1977
3.8
Youngstown, OH1$17.5M100
1999
3.8
Vancouver, WA1$23.0M100
1963
3.8
Warrington, PA1$6.0M35
1997
3.3
Saugerties, NY1$8.5M100
2002
3.7
Lansing, MI1$10.1M50
1948
3.8
Cranston, RI1$44.1M500
1994
4.0
Beaverton, OR1$287.0M2,950
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4.2
Stilwell, OK2$60.0M200
1966
4.1
Newark, NY3$185.5M565
1998
4.3
Logan, UT1$126.7M200
1938
4.0
Lisle, IL1$3.6B45,000
1947
3.8
Saint Louis, MO4$29.0M350
1984
4.4
Westborough, MA3$40.4M180
1911
3.4
Manheim, PA1$21.4M360

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Precision Assembly salaries vs competitors

Among Precision Assembly competitors, employees at American Board Assembly earn the most with an average yearly salary of $76,233.

Compare Precision Assembly salaries vs competitors

CompanyAverage salaryHourly salarySalary score
Precision Assembly
$47,053$22.62-
South Bay Circuits
$54,668$26.28-
Axiom Electronics
$54,596$26.25-
Cal Quality Electronics
$74,630$35.88-
TeligentEMS
$73,983$35.57-
American Board Assembly
$76,233$36.65-

Compare Precision Assembly job title salaries vs competitors

CompanyHighest salaryHourly salary
Precision Assembly
$37,437$18.00
Kopin
$47,005$22.60
Merix Hospedagem Gerenciada
$43,106$20.72
IEC Electronics
$42,972$20.66
Fenner Drives
$40,225$19.34
South Bay Circuits
$40,085$19.27
American Board Assembly
$39,872$19.17
Precision Flow
$39,813$19.14
Inovar
$39,600$19.04
Cal Quality Electronics
$39,505$18.99
Federal Electronics
$39,380$18.93
TeligentEMS
$38,745$18.63
Flexible Circuits
$38,499$18.51
Canfield Connector
$38,230$18.38
Lectronix
$38,182$18.36
Essex Industries
$38,100$18.32
Axiom Electronics
$37,904$18.22
Silicon Forest Electronics
$37,864$18.20
Cherokee Nation Industries
$37,431$18.00
Molex
$37,383$17.97

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Precision Assembly demographics vs competitors

Compare gender at Precision Assembly vs competitors

Job titleMaleFemale
Cherokee Nation Industries62%38%
Molex64%36%
Kopin65%35%
Fenner Drives69%31%
Precision Flow79%21%
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Compare race at Precision Assembly vs competitors

CompanyWhiteHispanic or LatinoBlack or African AmericanAsianUnknownDiversity score
53%14%6%23%4%
9.3
63%14%10%10%4%
10.0
61%17%12%7%3%
7.3
64%12%11%10%3%
8.4
65%9%7%11%8%
6.9

Precision Assembly and similar companies CEOs

CEOBio
Jeffrey T. Schlarbaum
IEC Electronics

Jeffrey 'Jeff' Schlarbaum is a Board Member at LAKELAND INDUSTRIES INC, Board Member at IEC ELECTRONICS CORP, and President/CEO at IEC ELECTRONICS CORP and is based in Rochester, New York. He has worked as Exec Vice President at IEC ELECTRONICS CORP; Chief Operations Officer at Lasermax; and Manager, OEM Sales at SEAGATE TECHNOLOGY. Jeffrey works or has worked as VP:Sales & Marketing at PLEXUS CORP. He attended Pepperdine and National University/San Diego.

John C. C. Fan
Kopin

John Fan is the Founder, Chairman, CEO and President of Kopin Corporation. In 1985, Dr. Fan started Kopin with a group of MIT engineers and scientists. Under his leadership, Kopin became the leading provider of HBT transistor wafers for mobile phones and small-format active-matrix liquid crystal displays for military systems and mobile consumer devices like video cameras. Dr. Fan has authored about 200 publications, edited three books and has over 50 issued patents. Dr. Fan was an early advocate of wearable computer headsets with an early patent issued on this technology in 1998 (US Patent 5,815,126). In 1999, Dr. Fan received the Special Recognition Award from the Society of Information Displays (SID) and was chosen one of the Top 25 Asian American Entrepreneurs by Asia Week. He was also selected as one of the top 100 Asian American Entrepreneurs between 1999 and 2004 by Asia.net. Dr. Fan was the Ernst & Young New England Entrepreneur of the Year in 2000, and was also chosen as their National Finalist. In 2005, he was selected as one of the USA’s top 15 nanotechnology innovators by NASA’s Nanotech Briefs. Dr. Fan obtained his Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering from University of California at Berkeley, with highest honors. He attended Harvard University under a University Fellowship and obtained his Master and Ph. D. degrees in Applied Physics in 1972. From 1972 to 1985, Dr. Fan carried out research on semiconductor materials and devices at Lincoln Laboratory, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), and was Associate Leader of the Electronic Materials Group.

Joseph Nelligan (Joe)
Molex

Joseph 'Joe' Nelligan is a Pres:Commercial Product/Senior VP at MOLEX INC, Board Member at DuPage Children's Museum, and Chief Executive Officer at MOLEX INC. He has worked as President/COO at MOLEX INC, Senior Vice President at MOLEX INC, and VP:Product Development at MOLEX INC. Joseph studied at University of Chicago and University of Notre Dame.

Roland Satterlee
South Bay Circuits

Anthony J. Wood
Fenner Drives

Phillip Zaroor
Lectronix

Craig Rupp
Inovar

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