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DETROIT—In a year of coronavirus crisis and record unemployment, positive signs are being seen in the Detroit area, according to the just-released third quarter 2020 labor market report from the …
ANN ARBOR – The Association for Advancing Automation (A3), the umbrella organization for robotics, automation, and machine vision, announced it had hired Robert Huschka as director of education strategies, a …
SOUTHFIELD — Those seeking employment in engineering, science, or technology-based fields will have plenty of opportunity and plenty of choices Monday, May 1 at The Engineering Society of Detroit’s Engineering …
DETROIT — What economic slowdown? While national surveys show the pace of economic expansion to be flagging a bit, Detroit-area technology executives are on a hiring binge. In the latest …
DETROIT — The IT consulting and staffing provider QStride announced plans to hire 10 business intelligence professionals for its MicroStrategy Development Center, located at the One Woodward Avenue building in …
ANN ARBOR — The cloud-based dual-factor security provider Duo Security said it had more than doubled its staff size in 2015, and tripled revenue for the third year in a …
LANSING — The Nanterre, France-based automotive supplier Faurecia will expand its Faurecia Automotive Seating LLC plant in Sterling Heights with support from the Michigan Strategic Fund, the Michigan Economic Development …
PLYMOUTH — The Plymouth software and computer game developer Stardock has named Chris Kowal vice president of business development. Kowal has 17 years of technology leadership experience, including stints at …
DETROIT — AT&T Inc. will host an open house and walk-up testing event to recruit nearly 50 new technicians Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon. The event will take place …
WARREN — Anyone who doubts that Michigan manufacturing is back or that the engineering shortage is real should really have a chat with Lloyd Brown. The longtime CEO of Warren’s …