How an Electuni project works
Electuni LLC is a US-registered electronic product development company. One engineering team, led by an IPC CID+ certified engineer, takes your product through six steps, from requirements to production files. This page explains the contract, how your IP is protected, what you receive at each step and how we communicate.
- IPC CID+ certified lead engineer
- 500+ PCB designs since 2016
- 500+ production boards shipped
- US-registered company
US contract
You contract with Electuni LLC, registered in Wyoming, USA. Registered office: 30 N Gould St Ste N, Sheridan, WY 82801, USA.
NDA first, your IP
A mutual NDA is signed before any technical discussion. You own the designs, source code and files we deliver.
Clear communication
Written updates, review checkpoints at each milestone, and calls scheduled around your working hours. We typically respond within 24 hours on business days.
The six steps and what you receive
Step 1
Discovery
Requirements analysis and feasibility study.
You receive: Written requirements and constraints, and the questions that need answers before design starts.
Step 2
Architecture
System design, component selection, and risk assessment.
You receive: System architecture, block diagram, key component choices and a risk list.
Step 3
Design
Schematic, layout, firmware, and mechanical CAD.
You receive: Schematics, PCB layout, firmware architecture and enclosure CAD, as the scope requires.
Step 4
Review
DFM/DFT checks and design review with stakeholders.
You receive: DFM/DFT review results and design review notes agreed with your team.
Step 5
Prototype
Board fabrication, assembly, and firmware bring-up.
You receive: Prototype boards built, assembled and brought up with firmware.
Step 6
Handoff
Production files, BOM, and full documentation package.
You receive: Production files, BOM and the full documentation package.
How We Work: FAQ
Who do we sign the contract with?
You contract with Electuni LLC, a US-registered company in Wyoming. Its registered office is 30 N Gould St Ste N, Sheridan, WY 82801, USA. Contracts, invoices and correspondence are issued in the name of Electuni LLC.
Is an NDA signed before we share details?
Yes. A mutual NDA is signed before any technical discussion begins. You can ask for it in the project form or by email at [email protected], and technical details are discussed only after it is in place.
Who owns the designs and code?
You do. You own the designs, source code and files delivered for your project: schematics, PCB layouts, firmware, documentation and the production files used to build the product.
How quickly do you reply?
We typically respond within 24 hours on business days. Calls are scheduled around your team's working hours, and progress is shared through written updates and review checkpoints at each milestone.
Can you work on only one part of the product?
Yes. Each step and each discipline can be taken on its own, for example a design review, firmware for an existing board, or PCB layout only through our PCB division at circuit-board-design.com.
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