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Westborough is 25 miles from Boston on the 495 Tech Corridor. For 22+ years, Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ Allen’s Westborough offices have developed biometrics and forensics software, custom electronics, and high-risk technology delivery. 

Here’s the top five reasons why the engineers love it:

1. Cool tools 

One of the many impressive tools of the trade is a large X-ray inspection unit. If you need to figure out how something is assembled without destroying it, or need to inspect the quality of very small electronic assemblies and components, this is your go-to piece of equipment. 

2. Mission drives the team 

This team is mission-driven, focusing on Department of Defense, Department of Homeland Security, and commercial clients. They produce unique capabilities, products, and algorithms that are put into operational use nationwide and globally. 

3. Biometrics and science engineering house 

Westborough is the hub for Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ Allen’s biometrics and forensics engineering work. They conduct software, hardware, firmware, and algorithms research and development, and develop integrated, custom solutions for the Navy, Army, Air Force, and other government agencies. 

4. The array of technical disciplines 

To accomplish a wide range of technical work, this team integrates disciplines that are not normally brought together. The employees in Westborough cover an impressive range of disciplines— a dynamic mix of 32 degrees including computer systems engineering, electrical engineering, biological sciences/engineering, anthropology, industrial technology, geospatial analysis, communications/signal processing, molecular biology, geology, and counterterrorism studies.

5. Team spirit 

Westborough office is designed around remote and virtual work. When they are together, there are cooking competitions and leaders have been known to make short-order omelets for the entire team. The next office event? They are in the process of setting up a plant-growing competition.