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March 21, 2019 | CirtronicsEstimated reading time: 1 minute
Cirtronics serves the development of the next generation high tech workforce by sponsoring the FIRST Robotics Team #1519, Mechanical Mayhem.
As the premier contract manufacturer in advanced robotics manufacturing, Cirtronics understands the importance of investing in STEM education and experiential learning. FIRST Robotics Team membership empowers students to enter into technical employment with enthusiasm, experience and knowledge.
“Working with FIRST Robotics has taught me the value of technical collaboration, and a lot of the skills I will need to succeed. I already knew that Cirtronics built robots, but during our onsite visits to Cirtronics, it was great to be able to take what I had learned on the robotics team, and see how it applied in real life”, said Layth Juma-Stephenson, a long time Mechanical Mayhem team member.
Mechanical Mayhem won the Granite State District Event and presented with the Gracious Professionalism Award. This prestigious award recognizes outstanding demonstration of the FIRST core values of working together respectfully, and supporting the success of other teams.
Working successfully as a team requires bringing out the best in each individual. This philosophy of fostering an individual’s potential is how Cirtronics hires, grows as a company, and serves its customers, employees and suppliers.
About Cirtronics
Cirtronics, located in Southern New Hampshire, offers expertise and experience manufacturing complex and quality-sensitive products for markets such as robotics, medical technology, security, defense, and other industrial applications. Cirtronics’ fully integrated and responsive manufacturing and logistics services are tailored to the needs of each customer. This is Precision Engagement®. For more information visit www.cirtronics.com. Cirtronics is ISO certified, FDA and ITAR registered, and a Woman-Owned Small Business.
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