Olde Hornet
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If they dont already, I hope AAMU jumps in to establish a good relationship with Boeing. FAMU has excellent relations with them, and sends them interns and grads every year.
http://www.al.com/business/index.ssf/2014/04/boeing_will_save_60000_per_job.html#incart_river
Alabama is part of an effort to save more than $100 million a year, documents from the company show.
Boeing announced late last year it will move as many as 400-high paying engineering jobs to Huntsville as part of what the company described as a reorganization and realignment of its research and technology operations. The 400 jobs are among 2,000 technology positions that are being divided among centers in southern California; St. Louis, Mo.; North Charleston, SC; and Seattle, Wash.
Huntsville's center will focus on simulation and decision analytics and metals and chemical technology, according to company officials.
http://www.al.com/business/index.ssf/2014/04/boeing_will_save_60000_per_job.html#incart_river
Alabama is part of an effort to save more than $100 million a year, documents from the company show.
Boeing announced late last year it will move as many as 400-high paying engineering jobs to Huntsville as part of what the company described as a reorganization and realignment of its research and technology operations. The 400 jobs are among 2,000 technology positions that are being divided among centers in southern California; St. Louis, Mo.; North Charleston, SC; and Seattle, Wash.
Huntsville's center will focus on simulation and decision analytics and metals and chemical technology, according to company officials.
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