3D Printing and Workforce Development for Veterans
MatterHackers is aiding the US military by providing 3D printing machines and materials, and by training transitioning service members for civilian jobs in 3D printing. At the MilAM Conference, Nick Duncan and Mara Hitner discussed the state of 3D printing, MatterHackers' growth, and the importance of workforce development in Additive Manufacturing.
3D printing is becoming more widely used in the US military, and MatterHackers is not only helping to get our enlisted heroes the right machines and materials for their work, but we are also training transitioning service members to take civilian jobs in 3D printing after they retire.
Meet Nick Duncan, retired Marine and current Federal Business Development lead at MatterHackers. America Makes sat down with Nick and Mara Hitner (Vice President, Strategic Partnerships) at the MilAM Conference to discuss the state of 3D printing, MatterHackers' journey as a company, and how we are addressing the crucial need for workforce development in our Additive Manufacturing industry.
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