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On May 21, 2025, EagleTC hosted a milestone event celebrating ten years of delivering trusted automotive testing and validation solutions. The gathering brought together customers, colleagues, mentors, and family—recognizing not only past achievements but the partnerships that continue to drive the company forward.
A special thank-you goes to Dr. Louay Chamra, Dean of the School of Engineering and Computer Science at Oakland University, for sponsoring the celebration. We are also honored by the recognition from Stephanie Potter, David Coulter, and the leadership of Oakland County. EagleTC is proud to call Oakland County home.
From our earliest days, our mission has remained consistent: to enhance the in-vehicle experience per mile. Over the last decade, that vision has guided us in delivering validation programs that are faster, more reliable, and tailored to real-world vehicle performance.
Now, we are expanding that mission into the electric vehicle (EV) space.
EagleTC unveiled its newest solution: an EV charging validation platform built to address the growing complexity of electric vehicle infrastructure. Featuring a compatibility matrix that tests a wide range of charging network and manufacturer combinations, our platform helps OEMs ensure reliable charging performance in every region of the United States.
By identifying failure points early and validating across real-world configurations, EagleTC is helping OEMs and Tier One suppliers de-risk EVSE integration and accelerate time to market.
This latest innovation reflects our continued commitment to meet industry needs with data-backed, field-proven tools. As we move forward, we remain committed to creating more innovative, safer, and more connected mobility experiences.
Thank you to all who joined us in the celebration. We look forward to the road ahead.

As we celebrate 10 years, it’s remarkable to reflect on EagleTC’s journey—from our roots in Rochester, Michigan, to becoming a global leader with growing offices now in the United States, Jordan, Australia, and Mexico.

A momentous occasion for EagleTC as our esteemed founder, Dr. Ahmad Nsour, had the honor of meeting His Royal Highness Crown Prince Al Hussein bin Abdullah II in Washington, DC. The gathering brought together Jordanian leaders from diverse technological domains.
HRH Crown Prince Al Hussein spotlighted Jordan’s endeavors to lead the digital economy. The conversation was rich, encompassing app development, AI, cybersecurity, renewable energy, telecom systems, car integrated apps, and digital transformation. Such discussions are paving the way for collaborations and future innovations.
We are very proud of Dr. Nsour’s contributions and are inspired by the vision of HRH Crown Prince Al Hussein for advancing Jordan’s digital economy.

When Dr. Ahmad Nsour founded EagleTC in 2015, his goal was to build a small, but mighty, team focused on top-notch service and detail. As a former automotive consultant, he knew there was a tremendous opportunity for his team’s engineering expertise.
In 2020, Dr. Nsour shifted his vision. Like many entrepreneurs, he saw the pandemic as an opportunity to re-evaluate his business and determine where he wanted EagleTC to go.
He started by giving marketing and branding a larger role. EagleTC had always placed importance on projects and operations, but now the focus shifted to building the brand. Contemplating how potential clients might view EagleTC inspired Dr. Nsour to look at his company through a different lens and make relevant changes.
Fast-forward to 2023 and the EagleTC rebrand is complete. With locations in the United States, Jordan and Australia, and projects completed in India, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Malaysia and Brazil, EagleTC’s “small but mighty” team has a sum significantly larger than its parts.
“Our vision, mission and values haven’t changed in any capacity,” said Dr. Nsour. “Now, potential clients can see that EagleTC is a small but sophisticated global powerhouse. The goal has always been to build a trusted brand that’s reliable, agile, entrepreneurial and well-respected, and our continued growth and new branding will contribute to that perception.”
“It helps us achieve our vision of being a global leader admired for technical excellence and innovation. EagleTC is a mature, multi-faceted organization with a global presence that does great work,” Dr. Nsour explained.
As for the company name, eagles are common symbols of might with sharp eyes that are resilient, truthful, honest, accurate and wise: all traits that Dr. Nsour hopes EagleTC embodies.
Plus, “Nsour” is Arabic for eagles, and the symbolism and traits of the eagle accurately depict where Dr. Nsour envisions the brand soaring in the future.

Dr. Ahmad Nsour built EagleTC with a clear vision in mind: to provide top-notch consulting and engineering services with his well-respected, small but mighty, team.
That hard work has paid off because Dr. Nsour was honored by two esteemed organizations for outstanding young professionals — Oakland County Executive’s Oakland Together 40 under 40 in 2020 and DBusiness Magazine’s 30 in Their 30s in 2019.
The Oakland Together 40 Under 40 program spotlights dynamic leaders under 40 who are making a difference in Oakland County and beyond. DBusiness magazine, Detroit’s premier business journal, honors metro Detroit business professionals in their 30s who have achieved notable success and are making a mark in Michigan and around the world.
Dr. Nsour is grateful for the recognition because it complements his EagleTC brand vision. “When I started EagleTC, my goal was to make a sophisticated company where organizations would know they were in good hands,” said Dr. Nsour. “Our vision, mission and values lay down the footprint for global success. As an organization, clients view EagleTC as agile, reliable and respected, and these awards help build that perception for both current and potential clients.”
Learn more about these organizations that recognize exceptional local professionals. Visit Oakland County Executive’s Oakland Together 40 under 40 program here or DBusiness Magazine’s 30 in Their 30s here.