Could This Be The Next Air Force One? - Hermeus

The face and the faces of the technician and the faces of the machinist as they collaborate and work together and are actually putting the parts together and it's like frustration or yes, we did it with joy, but to see that happen, especially with some of the For the engineers newer ones who are just starting to go through

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process, it's pretty amazing because you can feel the level of intensity and energy rising within the team and the cohesion and we just need

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rapid pace of iteration within the team and within all the processes that we build. to achieve our super challenging goals.

It's funny, I think most engineers crave that environment too. Most engineers are quite unhappy when they are pigeonholed too much into what is ultimately a creative field. I think engineers are just mathematically inclined artists, so they like to get into the nitty-gritty. Yes, and that is absolutely correct. I think some companies have structured their environment so much that the engineer is really quite limited by the boundary conditions, by the limitations, by his environment, to the point that sometimes you can go up to an engineer and a big company and tell them what it's for. the vehicle.

And they might not even know it because it's pigeonholed into something specific here. We really encourage critical thinking throughout the team. So, if a machinist is making a part, he should have a good idea of ​​what it is for and what he will do. If the technicians are installing things on the airplane and working with the engineers, we should see the interaction between these two different disciplines doing critical thinking because they do, because you can actually do that critical thinking and make decisions based on that critical thinking because, Once again, we are taking decision making to the extreme.

And in doing so, we remove a lot of obstacles to decision making and really make sure that decisions are made in the hands of those who are actually most qualified to make them, who are usually on the front lines. So all of our processes are structured to allow the engineer, machinist and technician to work together to find solutions and then simply execute them without any overly strict or excessive oversight of that process. I know for a fact that any engineer listening to that conversation will have their heart beating a little faster. Many companies pigeonhole their engineers at every raise, specializing to the point that it's hard to see the forest behind the trees, and you simply stop learning and evolving.

Every ambitious engineer wants to work in a company like this, where his creativity is not only allowed, but encouraged. And in a company with people as experienced as Tonio Martínez you will learn a lot. Last year I realized the opportunity I had with this channel to connect enthusiastic engineers with companies like this. Helion told us after our documentary with them last year that they actually hired a specialized nuclear engineer because of our video. I feel incredibly proud that my work can serve my audience and help develop new technologies, and I believe we can take it to the

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level.

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