WHAT YOU BUILD

COMPLETE SYSTEMS, NOT SINGLE PARTS


A high-tech system is more than the sum of its parts. Performance depends on how mechanics, electronics, software and control interact, and on how the complete system behaves in the real world.

At Sioux, we design, develop, assemble and build complex high-tech systems for demanding industries. From the first concept and prototype to qualification, industrialization and series production.

SOFTWARE

Embedded and application software that controls, connects and brings the system to life.

MATHWARE

Algorithms, models and mathematical expertise that turn complex behaviour into predictable system performance.

ELECTRONICS

Electronic architectures, control electronics and high-performance hardware designed around the needs of the complete system.

MECHANICS

Precision structures, mechanisms and components designed to meet the demanding performance requirements of the system.

MECHATRONICS

The integration of mechanics, electronics and control into intelligent mechatronic systems that move, measure and respond with precision.

ASSEMBLY

Turning complex designs into reliable, manufacturable systems through smart assembly and industrialization, from prototype to production.
WHAT EACH DISCIPLINE DECIDES EVERY DESIGN CHOICE AFFECTS THE SYSTEM In a high-tech system, everything is connected. A mechanical choice can influence control performance. Electronics can affect thermal behaviour. Software can determine how precisely a machine moves. We look at these interactions from the start. By combining modelling, simulation, engineering expertise and system-level thinking, we understand how individual choices affect the complete product.


THE RESULT IS A SYSTEM THAT IS:

> Accurate and predictable
> Fast and responsive
> Stable and robust
> Manufacturable and scalable

PROJECTS

SYSTEMS THAT LEFT
THE BUILDING

Ultra X (1)

Most sensitive X-ray detector in the world

Sioux took care of the full development and manufacturing of the Ultra-X detector for Thermo Fisher Scientific's transmission electron microscope.
Assembly floor Sioux

Handling chips at incredible speed

Sioux helped develop ITEC’s Tagliner, combining high-speed chip handling with extreme precision for semiconductor production.
Samantree In Use

Cancer diagnostics in minutes in the operating theatre

Sioux helped develop SamanTree’s Histolog Scanner, enabling fast, high-resolution imaging of fresh tissue during surgery.

Our Employees

the minds
behind The Tech

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Inhouse (1)

1300+ employees worldwide

Sioux has 1300+ highly-skilled engineers in software, mechatronics, mechanics, electronics, mathware and assembly under one roof.

Location

11 global Sioux offices

Sioux has a total of 11 offices in Europe and Asia. Sioux is headquartered in Eindhoven.

Our vacancies

Open roles at Sioux


MECHANICAL ARCHITECT

As a Mechanical Architect, your role is essential in contributing to challenging business cases and technical roadmaps from a mechanical perspective and in a multi-disciplinary context.

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HIGH-VOLTAGE HARDWARE DESIGNER

You design advanced electrical solutions for high-tech systems and products where speed, accuracy, power, and efficiency play an important part.


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