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Company Summary

  • Qwaltec Qwaltec
  • http://www.qwaltec.com
  • Space Research and Technology
  • 51-100 employees
  • Tempe, Arizona, United States of America

Company Overviews

Qwaltec was founded in May of 2001 on the belief that success begins with quality. We have an extensive history with both government and commercial programs in technical training, systems engineering, and program management. Based on this history, we combine the best practices from our experience with the DoD, NASA and other government agencies along with commercial aerospace and network operations systems. These best practices provide a foundation for helping customers solve their unique operations, systems engineering, and program management challenges. As a privately held company, Qwaltec is dedicated to doing what is right for our customers.

Qwaltec consists of a highly motivated staff of systems engineers, technical training consultants, program managers, and technical experts. Our experience with satellite and network operations has given us the insight and adaptability necessary to respond to highly dynamic programs. Our dedication to program success goes beyond our contractual agreement. We know that organizations that are trained, operated, and managed well reduce the long-term costs of your project. We continue to adapt our services, as needed, to achieve success for your personnel and ultimately your business. By quickly assimilating ourselves into your organization, we join in the allegiance to your success.

Qwaltec is certified as a Women-Owned Small Business (WOSB).

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Quality Inspector
3.9
3 September 2026
Stable Aerospace Role with Room for Improvement
Pros: This aerospace defense contractor offers great job security, which is a huge plus. The work itself is interesting, often involving intricate components for critical projects. My colleagues are knowledgeable and always willing to lend a hand, fostering a collaborative atmosphere. The leadership team is generally supportive, and benefits are competitive.
Cons: Process improvement can be slow due to bureaucracy. Sometimes training for new technologies or systems feels a bit behind the curve. Opportunities for rapid career advancement aren't always clear, and can depend heavily on acquiring specific certifications or internal moves.
Advice to Management: Consider streamlining approval processes and investing more in proactive, cross-functional training to keep pace with industry advancements. Clearer career pathing would also be beneficial.
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