At Circuitnet we're always looking for new ideas, viewpoints and experiences from the people in the trenches of electronics manufacturing. Occasionally, we have openings for regular columnists who can commit to a monthly or by-monthly schedule.

War Stories
If you have a unique perspective, we invite you to submit an article. What we're looking for -- simply put -- are electronics manufacturing war stories. Told in the first person. A real situation you or your company encountered. You succeeded or you failed. You learned something of value that you are now conveying to others.

It may be about a twist on a manufacturing process, a new approach to training, an innovative material switch you made. The BEST topics to discuss are those burning issue on your desk NOW.

Speak with Passion
So, as they say in therapy, speak from the "I". Tell our audience the truth -- the unvarnished truth (though you don't need to mention names). The authenticity will ring through loud and clear. And speak with passion. If it ticks you off or exhilarates you -- all the better! That's where you connect with our readers.

How To Submit?
Use the form below to submit your article to us. Prior to submitting your article you may submit an outline or abstract. We will quickly let you know if the article is appropriate and when it will run. If we run your article we'll certainly include a reference to you and your company.

Your article will generally be converted to a .pdf document. Attach your article using the attachment box. We can accept a Microsoft Word document or .pdf file only. Please embed images in your Word document. Don't forget to include short bio of the author.

Original Content
Your article must be original and not just a rewrite of an article previously published elsewhere. Each article will run for a minimum of one week that includes 5 daily issues and our Tuesday weekly issue. Your article will typically run concurrently with other submitted articles. We will exercise editorial judgment and reject articles if they're blatantly biased or written more advertorial than editorial.

Sharpen Your Pencil
Every day thousands of industrial professionals turn to Circuitnet for ideas and inspiration. Don't hesitate to send an article along. We'll promptly let you know if it is suitable and when it will run.

If you ahve an article to submit please let us know about it using our Contact Us form.