Staco Systems
Karen Klein is an accomplished professional with extensive experience in various roles across multiple industries. Currently serving as QA Manager at Staco Systems since April 2020, Karen has also held the position of Buyer/Planner. Prior to this role, Karen worked at Orange Lutheran High School from 2014 to April 2020 as a Staff Accountant and Business Office Administrative Assistant. Karen’s career began at ITT Inc. as a Nuclear Contracts Project Manager, followed by a role as a Design Engineer at Rockwell Collins and as a Mechanical Co-op Engineer at Usx Corporation. Karen holds a Master of Business Administration (MBA) from Loyola University Maryland and a Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering from Valparaiso University.
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Staco Systems
Founded in Costa Mesa in 1958, Staco Systems is the preeminent designer and manufacturer of dependable, high precision Human to Machine Interface (HMI) solutions that assure the performance and protection of high value, mission critical assets and personnel. The company, originally known as Staco Switch, began its focus on lighted pushbutton display switches, which remains one of the world's greatest providers of these products. The Staco Systems product suite has since expanded into rugged keyboards and custom input devices and keypads, sub-systems, and light panel assemblies for Aerospace, Defense, and Industrial markets worldwide. Staco Systems headquarters is located in Irvine, California, in a newly remodeled 42,000 sq. ft., ISO 9001:2008 and AS9100 facility. The company is vertically integrated having Engineering, Sales, Manufacturing, and Quality, all under one roof, enabling Staco Systems to provide world class service and responsiveness to the customers' requirements and demands. Staco Systems' Engineering capability offers a complete range of design engineering, prototyping and design-test services for complex electro-mechanical sub-assemblies. Every Staco solution integrates our core competence and expertise in optics, electrical and mechanical design, mechanical packaging, and human factors with 55 years of experience. (MIL-SPEC and DO-160)