Company Summary

  • CompuLink Cable Assemblies Inc CompuLink Cable Assemblies Inc
  • http://www.compulink.com
  • Electrical & Electronics
  • 201-500 employees
  • St Petersburg, Florida, United States of America

Company Overviews

Compulink has been an industry leading manufacturer of wire harnesses and custom molded cable assemblies since 1984. We are an ISO 9001:2008 certified manufacturer of high quality, build-to-print cables and harnesses for commercial and military applications. We serve original equipment manufacturers, military contractors nationwide with excellence in design engineering, prototype fabrication and volume production.
Compulink is an ITAR certified manufacturer of military harnesses and custom molded cable assemblies for multiple defense applications. We excel in the manufacture of molded strain reliefs for military connectors to include Mil-C-38999 and miniaturized connector systems such as the Glenair® Series 80 "Mighty Mouse" Connector . We can also integrate our military cable assemblies and military harnesses into higher level environmental enclosures, racks, panels and full turn key box builds.
Compulink manufactures cable and wire harness assemblies that incorporate printed circuit boards, fans, switches, power supplies, panel assemblies and other high level components for industrial, military and medical applications. We are your one stop shop for wire harness assembly, coax assemblies, electromechanical assemblies, and custom molded cable assemblies.

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Manufacturing Technician
3.7
28 August 2026
Solid Teamwork in Cable Assembly Manufacturing
Pros: The best part about working here is the people. There's a strong sense of teamwork on the production floor, especially during busy periods. Everyone pitches in to meet deadlines. The company provides a stable work environment within the electronics manufacturing industry.
Cons: Sometimes internal communication between departments can be a bit slow, which can cause minor delays in the assembly process. While there are opportunities to learn new skills, formal career progression paths could be clearer for technicians aiming to move up.
Advice to Management: Improve cross-departmental communication, especially between production planning and the floor, to streamline workflows. Consider establishing more defined pathways for career advancement for experienced technicians.
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