Beginning on Dec. 15, Macomb Community College’s Michigan Maritime Manufacturing (M3) program will be offered both during the day and evening. The accelerated training program prepares individuals for earning industry certifications and entry level CNC or welding...
Engineering workforce trends 2026 are becoming clear as we approach the end of 2025. This year highlighted major gaps in the engineering labor market, especially across defense, EV, aerospace, and advanced manufacturing. As demand rises and hiring becomes more...
3D printing high temperature composite tooling with Ultem 1010 is helping aerospace teams move from concept to flight ready parts faster than ever. 3DXTECH produced this example of a high temperature layup mold using Ultem 1010, showcasing how additive...
Starting Dec. 15, Macomb Community College’s Michigan Maritime Manufacturing (M3) program will offer free, Navy-funded day and evening accelerated training to prepare residents for in-demand CNC and welding careers that support southeast Michigan’s maritime industrial base.
Engineering workforce trends for 2026 show rising demand and persistent talent shortages—especially in defense, EV, aerospace, and advanced manufacturing—making proactive hiring planning and competitive recruiting essential for companies heading into the new year.
3D printing composite tooling with high-temperature Ultem 1010 is helping aerospace teams slash lead times and costs while producing flight-ready, precision parts that perform under autoclave-level heat and pressure.
