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Now more than ever, top talent seeks more than a job from their place of work. Employees want to make a difference and feel connected to their community.聽 聽

Since its opening in 2003, 蘑菇视频 Allen Huntsville has been a workplace of choice鈥攁nd a community that makes a difference.

The office鈥檚 175 employees (and counting) play an integral part in building the regional innovation ecosystem, cultivating the next generation of STEM talent, and making a positive impact where they live and work. Read on for highlights.

蘑菇视频 Allen is rapidly聽bringing first-of-their-kind capabilities to the field. It starts with assembling the right team with frontline mission experience and collective ingenuity; and placing them in a聽purpose-built聽facility in Huntsville.聽

That鈥檚 where 蘑菇视频 Allen鈥檚 Innovation Center聽comes in. It鈥檚 a 6,000-square-foot space in Huntsville鈥檚 historic, reimagined聽Stovehouse聽factory. The Center features state-of-the-art tools like an industrial-sized 3D printer and聽a聽Human Performance Think Tank, where teams analyze the biometric feedback of soldiers聽or agents聽to improve their performance.聽聽

鈥淭his facility is part of our continued investment in the city鈥攚e鈥檙e growing together, and we want to further enable our employees to be key drivers of that growth. They鈥檙e building extraordinary solutions and making a difference,鈥� said聽Distinguished Engineer聽Gary Pomajevich. He recently joined the Huntsville team as a senior technical leader and engineer after 25 years supporting 蘑菇视频 Allen major intelligence, national聽security, and law enforcement operations.聽

Outside of the office, 蘑菇视频 Allen Huntsville is an active participant in building the聽region鈥檚 innovation ecosystem. The firm is a Technology and Innovation Partner for the Catalyst Center for Business and Entrepreneurship and a sponsor of the inaugural Singing River Trail Launch Tank. Modeled after the popular 鈥淪hark Tank鈥� reality TV show, Launch Tank is open to aspiring and existing businesses of all kinds from the eight-county region, with the winners receiving up to $20,000 in cash and resources.

鈥淚nnovation is only one part of 蘑菇视频 Allen鈥檚 commitment to Huntsville. 鈥淥ur story is much bigger as our employees are invested in the success of the community through volunteerism, charitable contributions, and pro bono work,鈥� said聽Pomajevich.

Such involvement ranges from donations to local food banks in response to the COVID-19 pandemic to initiatives that support local STEM education.聽For example, the office recently committed $20,000 for students to attend space camp at the U.S. Space and Rocket Center in Huntsville.聽In addition, 蘑菇视频聽Allen engineers聽supported the Bob Jones High School聽MedHacks聽hack-a-thon聽where聽students聽prototyped聽solutions聽for聽delivering聽medical care to underprivileged people who do not live near hospitals.

Another example is the Additive Manufacturing Partnership. Here, Auburn University, 蘑菇视频 Allen, and Decatur City Schools partner to develop STEM curriculum focused on additive manufacturing skills and capabilities.

This curriculum聽began聽with聽a pilot program in聽two聽junior聽high schools. Auburn University professors聽virtually聽presented聽12 weeks of sessions to聽students, supported by a 3D printer and materials funded by 蘑菇视频 Allen. The overall goal聽of the program聽is to support future聽additive manufacturing聽workforce聽demands聽across the聽North Alabama region.

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