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ANDRO hailed by Business Journal as one of Best Places to Work

ANDRO hailed by Business Journal as one of Best Places to Work

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ANDRO Computational Solutions, LLC has been ranked as one of the Best Places to Work in Central New York by the Central New York Business Journal.

Best Places to Work recognizes and celebrates Central New York’s leading employers. The Business Journal considers the best companies to be those which foster a great place to work, are innovative, promote technology, offer people-focused programs, and have great leadership. ANDRO met or exceeded these selection criteria.

ANDRO, a privately-owned company established in 1994, has been dedicated to research, development, and the application of advanced computer software for a variety of defense and commercial applications. ANDRO’s diverse portfolio includes research and development in applying artificial intelligence and machine learning for dynamic spectrum management and spectrum exploitation, cyber-secure wireless communications, cognitive software defined radios and networks, multi-sensor and multi-target tracking, advanced radar data fusion and sensor resource management.

ANDRO continues to not only make a mark in the community with its technological achievements, but with outreach and support for several local organizations and efforts. Over the past 28 years, ANDRO has been an avid supporter of the Central New York community with a focus on workforce development, motivating youth through STEM plus Arts (STEAM) leadership education, and an overall support of economic development.

Past organizations that ANDRO has supported include the Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association (AFCEA), Kicks for Kids Foundation, Rome Art and Community Center, Rome Capitol Theatre, the Project Fibonacci Foundation, Inc., CNY Food Bank, Cure Sanfilippo Foundation, Rome Area Chamber of Commerce, American Heart Association, Bellamy Awards, United Way and FIRST Robotics, to name a few.

To stay competitive in today’s recruitment efforts, ANDRO values its vast benefits to entice entry level and senior staff members by providing full medical coverage, paid time off, tuition assistance, life insurance, and the opportunity to grow with a locally-owned and operated company. Visit www.androcs.com for more information on ANDRO, including job placement opportunities. The company is in the process of expanding its operations and more information on this is forthcoming.

Rankings of the CNY Business Journal Best Places to Work in CNY will be announced at its golf event and reception on Sept. 12 at the Timber Banks in Baldwinsville, Onondaga County.

Daily Sentinel, May 24, 2022

Dr. Jithin Jagannath to Speak at Syracuse University EECS Colloquium

Dr. Jithin Jagannath to Speak at Syracuse University EECS Colloquium

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We are thrilled to announce that Dr. Jithin Jagannath, the esteemed Chief Scientist and CTO of ANDRO Computational Solutions, will be presenting at Syracuse University as part of the prestigious EECS Colloquium series. This is a significant event, showcasing the collaboration between academia and industry, and we are honored to have Dr. Jagannath share his expertise with us.

Event Details

  • Date: Wednesday, March 26th
  • Time: 1:00 PM
  • Location: CST Room 4-201, Syracuse University

Topic: Radio Frequency Machine Learning at the Edge

In his highly anticipated presentation, Dr. Jagannath will delve into the transformative potential of machine learning in the realm of wireless communications, focusing on Radio Frequency Machine Learning (RFML) at the edge. As the technology landscape rapidly evolves, RFML is emerging as a pivotal tool for enhancing communication systems, with promising implications for the development of 6G networks, RF signal intelligence, and distributed networking.

Key Highlights:

  • Spectrum Sensing: Dr. Jagannath will explore how RFML can be leveraged for efficient spectrum sensing, enabling more intelligent and adaptive use of the radio spectrum. This is crucial for optimizing network performance and ensuring seamless connectivity in increasingly congested wireless environments.
  • Autonomous Transceiver Control: The talk will also cover the applications of RFML in autonomous transceiver control, where machine learning algorithms enable transceivers to operate independently and make real-time decisions. This capability is essential for the future of autonomous communication systems and the realization of smart, self-organizing networks.

This event is a must-attend for students, faculty, and industry professionals interested in the cutting-edge advancements in wireless communications and machine learning. It offers a unique opportunity to gain insights from one of the leading experts in the field and to explore the future possibilities of RFML at the edge.

We look forward to welcoming Dr. Jithin Jagannath to Syracuse University and hope you will join us for this enlightening and engaging session. Don’t miss the chance to be part of this exciting dialogue at the forefront of technological innovation!

ANDRO Computational Solutions, LLC Shines at the 2025 SUNY Polytechnic Institute Spring Career Fair

ANDRO Computational Solutions, LLC Shines at the 2025 SUNY Polytechnic Institute Spring Career Fair

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On March 20, 2025, ANDRO Computational Solutions, LLC proudly participated as an exhibitor at the SUNY Polytechnic Institute Spring Career Fair. This prestigious event provided a platform for us to connect with promising students and alumni, showcasing our commitment to fostering local talent and innovation.

Meet Our Representatives

David Diaz: Leading the Way in Communication Systems

David Diaz, an Associate Scientist/Engineer III and Technical Project Manager at ANDRO, represented our team with pride. David, a SUNY Poly alumnus, brings a wealth of expertise in communication systems, specializing in developing innovative and cutting-edge solutions for complex problems across various domains, including signal processing, machine learning, and wireless communications.

David’s journey with ANDRO began as an intern while he was still a student at SUNY Poly. His dedication and talent quickly earned him a full-time position, and today, he is advancing his knowledge by pursuing a Master of Science degree in Electrical Engineering at Syracuse University.

Ryan Primus: A Rising Star in AI and Modeling

Joining David at the career fair was Ryan Primus, a recent addition to the ANDRO family. Ryan began his journey with us in January 2025 and is currently pursuing a Master of Science in Computer Science, with a focus on Artificial Intelligence and Modeling, at SUNY Poly.

Ryan is gaining invaluable hands-on experience interning at the Marconi Rosenblatt AI Innovation Lab under the mentorship of Dr. Jithin Jagannath. His work reflects our commitment to pushing the boundaries of AI and its applications.

Our Commitment to Local Talent

ANDRO is dedicated to nurturing and developing local talent, creating pathways for new career opportunities. We actively seek out individuals who are passionate about technology and innovation to join our dynamic team. Our participation in events like the SUNY Poly Career Fair underscores our commitment to connecting with the bright minds that will shape the future of our industry.

For those interested in exploring internship and career opportunities with ANDRO, we invite you to visit our job listings page and keep an eye out for us at future career fairs in the area.

Celebrating Dr. Jithin Jagannath: Recipient of the University at Buffalo's George W. Thorn Award

Celebrating Dr. Jithin Jagannath: Recipient of the University at Buffalo’s George W. Thorn Award

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We are thrilled to announce that Dr. Jithin Jagannath, a distinguished leader in the field of electrical engineering and machine learning, has been honored with the prestigious George W. Thorn Award from the University at Buffalo. This accolade is a testament to his outstanding contributions and innovative achievements in his career.

Academic and Professional Journey

Dr. Jagannath received his doctorate in electrical engineering from Northeastern University, marking the beginning of a remarkable career. Currently, he serves as the Chief Scientist of Technology at ANDRO Computational Solutions and is the founding director of its Marconi-Rosenblatt AI Innovation Lab. His pioneering work has positioned him as a leading figure in the realm of machine learning and wireless communications.

As the principal investigator, Dr. Jagannath has spearheaded several groundbreaking research and development projects for esteemed organizations such as the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), the U.S. Army, Navy, and the Air Force Office of Scientific Research. His inventive spirit is further evidenced by his impressive portfolio of over 15 patents, both approved and pending, that are transforming the landscape of technology.

Scholarly Contributions and Recognition

Dr. Jagannath’s influence extends beyond research and innovation. He frequently shares his expertise through keynote speeches and panel discussions at prominent conferences, including those hosted by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence (AAAI) Symposium, and the Association of the United States Army (AUSA) Annual Exposition and Meeting. His work has been spotlighted in more than 15 newspaper articles, highlighting his innovative solutions in applied machine learning and wireless communications.

An IEEE Senior Member, Dr. Jagannath actively contributes to the academic community, serving on the Technical Program Committee for numerous IEEE conferences. He has published over 45 peer-reviewed publications and book chapters, earning accolades such as the Best Paper Award. His expertise has been recognized with appointments to the IEEE Signal Processing Society and the editorial board of leading journals like Elsevier’s Computer Networks.

Awards and Honors

In addition to the George W. Thorn Award, Dr. Jagannath’s exceptional achievements have been acknowledged with numerous other awards. In 2021, he received the IEEE Region 1 Technological Innovation Award, and he has been honored with the Armed Forces Communications & Electronics Association (AFCEA) International Meritorious Rising Star Award for Achievement in Engineering as well as the AFCEA 40 Under Forty Award.

The George W. Thorn Award

The George W. Thorn Award celebrates University at Buffalo alumni under the age of 40 who have made significant contributions to their career fields or academic areas. Dr. Jagannath’s receipt of this award underscores his exceptional talent, dedication, and the profound impact of his work on the field of engineering and beyond.

Dr. Jithin Jagannath’s achievements serve as an inspiration to aspiring engineers and researchers. His unwavering commitment to innovation continues to drive the industry forward, and we look forward to witnessing his future accomplishments. Congratulations, Dr. Jagannath, on this well-deserved honor!

George W. Thorn Award – UB Alumni Association Achievement Awards – University at Buffalo

ANDRO Proudly Sponsors 68th Rome Science Fair: Celebrating Young Scientists

ANDRO Proudly Sponsors 68th Rome Science Fair: Celebrating Young Scientists

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ANDRO was delighted to serve as a Best of Show sponsor for the Rome Academy of Sciences 68th Rome Science Fair, held on February 26 at the New York State School for the Deaf and March 4 at Strough Middle School. This esteemed event continues to cultivate a passion for science among young minds and highlights the extraordinary talent within our community.

Highlights of the Event

A total of 84 students participated, showcasing their scientific prowess across 28 award entries. These diligent students competed for a possible 49 awards, judged across 18 categories and four specialty awards. The winners of these categories had the honor of competing for three distinguished “Best of Fair” awards.

Pathway to Further Achievement

The category winners have now earned the opportunity to showcase their projects at the 46th Utica University Regional Science Fair on Saturday, April 5. To be eligible, entries must be submitted by Monday, March 24. This next stage provides a broader platform for students to demonstrate their innovative ideas and scientific inquiry.

A Community Effort

The Rome Science Fair is a testament to the collective spirit of the Rome community. Sixteen companies, including ANDRO, proudly supported this event, reflecting our commitment to fostering educational and scientific growth. The fair not only celebrates the achievements of young scientists but also encourages future generations to pursue careers in STEM fields.

For those interested in viewing a full list of the winners, please visit the Rome Sentinel’s website: Rome Science Fair Announces Latest Winners.

ANDRO congratulates all participants for their hard work, creativity, and dedication. We look forward to seeing these students continue to explore and innovate, shaping the future of science and technology.

ANDRO Proudly Supports the Third Annual STEAM Women Rising Symposium

ANDRO Proudly Supports the Third Annual STEAM Women Rising Symposium

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On March 3, 2025, ANDRO was a proud supporter of the third annual STEAM Women Rising Symposium, an inspiring event that took place at the beautiful Beeches Manor in Rome, NY. Bringing together over 150 students and educators from across Central New York, the symposium served as a hub for innovation, learning, and empowerment in the fields of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics (STEAM).

A Commitment to Education and Empowerment

ANDRO’s longstanding partnership with the event’s organizer, the Project Fibonacci Foundation, Inc., underscores our commitment to nurturing the next generation of STEAM workforce leaders. As a technology partner, ANDRO is dedicated to supporting initiatives that bridge the gap between education and industry, ensuring students are equipped with the skills and knowledge needed to excel in today’s rapidly evolving world.

Highlights of the Symposium

The STEAM Women Rising Symposium featured a range of interactive workshops, panel discussions, and keynote speeches that engaged participants and sparked their curiosity. Attendees had the opportunity to connect with industry professionals, explore cutting-edge technologies, and gain insights into the diverse career paths available within the STEAM fields.

The event emphasized the importance of diversity and inclusion, highlighting the unique perspectives and contributions of women in STEAM. By fostering an environment of collaboration and mutual support, the symposium aimed to inspire young women to pursue their passions and break barriers in traditionally male-dominated fields.

Looking Forward

ANDRO’s involvement in the STEAM Women Rising Symposium is a testament to our belief in the transformative power of education and innovation. We are proud to support the Project Fibonacci Foundation’s mission and are excited to see the positive impact these efforts will have on the future of the STEAM workforce.

As we continue to champion initiatives that empower and uplift the next generation of leaders, we remain committed to creating a brighter, more inclusive future for all. Thank you to everyone who participated in this year’s event, and we look forward to continuing our support for many more years to come.

ANDRO Proudly Sponsors Nascentia Health's First Annual DISCO INFERNO Dance Party

ANDRO Proudly Sponsors Nascentia Health’s First Annual DISCO INFERNO Dance Party

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ANDRO is thrilled to announce our sponsorship of the Nascentia Health first annual DISCO INFERNO dance party! This exciting event promises a night filled with groovy tunes, dazzling lights, and unforgettable fun, all while supporting a noble cause.

Dance for a Cause

Proceeds from the DISCO INFERNO dance party will go directly to the Nascentia Health Charitable Foundation. This foundation is dedicated to raising funds for the unmet needs of pediatric patients across Central New York. The Foundation has been a beacon of support for thousands of individuals, including infants, children, adults, and the elderly along with their families, providing them with the resources necessary to enhance their quality of life.

Event Details

  • Date: April 5th
  • Time: 6 PM to 11 PM
  • Location: Beeches Manor, Rome

Join us for a night of disco fever and support a community cause that truly makes a difference. Dust off your best disco attire and be prepared to dance the night away in support of those in need.

How You Can Help

By attending the DISCO INFERNO dance party, you’re not only in for a night of entertainment but also contributing to a meaningful cause. Your participation helps ensure that Nascentia Health can continue to provide crucial support services to the most vulnerable members of our community.

Learn More

For more information about the event and to learn how you can further support the Nascentia Health Charitable Foundation, please visit their website.

Let’s come together to support a great cause and have a blast at Nascentia Health’s DISCO INFERNO! We hope to see you on the dance floor.

Celebrating Community Spirit as a Proud Spare Sponsor for the 6th Annual Bowling Bonanza

Celebrating Community Spirit as a Proud Spare Sponsor for the 6th Annual Bowling Bonanza

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ANDRO Computational Solutions, LLC was proud to sponsor the 6th Annual Rome Area Chamber of Commerce Bowling Bonanza, bringing together local businesses for an enjoyable competition aimed at raising funds for community initiatives. The event promoted teamwork and collaboration, highlighting Team ANDRO’s passion and strong commitment to community engagement and corporate responsibility. ANDRO expresses gratitude to the Chamber for organizing this event and eagerly anticipates next year’s Bowling Bonanza to further support meaningful community initiatives.

ANDRO Recognized for AFCEA International Erie Canal Chapter Support

ANDRO Recognized for AFCEA International Erie Canal Chapter Support

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ROME, NY – ANDRO Computational Solutions, LLC of Rome was recently recognized as a Silver Sponsor for their annual support of the AFCEA International Erie Canal Chapter Golf Tournament. The annual event raises funds through sponsorships towards scholarships for local high school and college students pursuing degrees in STEM fields. Last year’s event successfully raised over $6,500.

In recognition of its ongoing commitment, AFCEA representatives presented Dr. Andy Drozd, President of ANDRO, with a commemorative Silver Sponsor Award. The award celebrates the company’s dedication to fostering education and opportunity within the community.

“The AFCEA Golf Tournament is a tremendous initiative that not only brings the business community together but also invests in the future of our young people,” said Drozd. “ANDRO is honored to support such a meaningful cause that aligns with our mission to advance science and technology education and regional STEM workforce development.”

The funds raised during the 2024 tournament highlight the collective effort to support the next generation of innovators and leaders in technology and engineering. ANDRO’s support of AFCEA International underscores its commitment to making a positive impact on education and community development.

For those interested in supporting the 2025 AFCEA International Golf Tournament or learning more about the Erie Canal Chapter’s initiatives, please visit https://eriecanal.afceachapters.org/welcome.

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Celebrating Excellence: Amy Jaworski Honored in the 2025 Salute to Outstanding Women

Celebrating Excellence: Amy Jaworski Honored in the 2025 Salute to Outstanding Women

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We are thrilled to announce that Amy Jaworski, Director of Public Relations and Communications at ANDRO, has been named a 2025 recipient of the prestigious Salute to Outstanding Women award in the STEAM category. This honor, sponsored by Indium Corporation, recognizes Amy’s remarkable dedication to community STEM + the Arts outreach, workforce preparedness, and community revitalization through her work with ANDRO and the Project Fibonacci Foundation, Inc. During the awards ceremony to be held March 27th at Hearts Hill Inn, these inspiring women will be officially inducted into the Salute Academy.

Meet the 2025 Honorees:

  • Shawna Papale: Business & Industry, sponsored by Utica National Insurance Group.
  • Dr. Cheryl Beckett-Minor: Education, sponsored by Kristin’s Fund.
  • Kathleen Rutishauser: Entrepreneur, sponsored by Adirondack Bank.
  • Maria Kontaridis, Ph.D.: Healthcare, sponsored by Excellus BlueCross BlueShield.
  • Kelly Walters: Human and Public Service, sponsored by Scalzo, Zogby & Wittig, Inc.
  • Adelynn Leslie: Outstanding Youth, sponsored by Adorino Construction, Inc.
  • Ace Morreale: Social Justice, sponsored by Fort Schuyler Club.
  • Amy (Singletary) Jaworski: STEAM, sponsored by Indium Corporation.

We invite you to celebrate these outstanding women with us and be inspired by their stories and achievements. Don’t miss this opportunity to honor their contributions and impact on our community.

EMC² Announcement: ANDRO Successfully Completed the First EMC² Project

EMC² Announcement: ANDRO Successfully Completed the First EMC² Project

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ANDRO Computational Solutions, LLC has successfully completed the first Expeditionary Missions Consortium – Crane (EMC²) project in support of the Specialized Munitions Division at Naval Surface Warfare Center Crane. The Novel and Cross Domain Uncrewed Systems effort was completed in November of 2024.

ANDRO Computational Solutions, LLC drives innovation at the intersection of wireless technology and AI, or RFML—where radio frequency spectrum and machine learning converge. The company is a global leader in policy-based dynamic spectrum sharing; software-based, hardware-agnostic waveform development for improving software-defined radio (SDR) connectivity, interoperability, and agile spectrum operations; revolutionizing off-grid, edge-based communication and situational awareness in public safety with PRISMTAK™ for the Android Tactical Assault Kit (ATAK); and advancing human-machine teaming performance for UxS platforms via their D-MARVEL system.

Interested in more NSWC Crane opportunities? Head over to https://www.emccrane.org/ to see past, current and upcoming Requests for Solution!

The Expeditionary Missions Consortium-Crane supports the Naval Surface Warfare Center, Crane Division (NSWC Crane) under an Other Transaction Agreement (OTA) collaboration to engage industry and academia to perform basic, applied, and advanced research projects, and prototype projects in support of current and future needs related to Expeditionary Missions Technologies. The consortium will address requirements in the areas of Power & Energy Systems; Specialized Munitions; Weapon Systems; Maneuver, Surveillance, & Engagement; Integrated Software; Command, Control, Communications and Information (C3i) & Cyber; and Electro-Optic Technology. Join EMC to access business and research opportunities focused on research, development, testing, and integrating complex systems across a broad range of technology areas and disciplines.

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