Aerospace Employment Opportunities

Advanced Technologies, Inc. has been in existence since 1988 and has contributed significantly to the advancement of research and applications in the aerospace industry. Advanced Technologies became an employee-owned company in January 2000. 

We are currently looking for personnel in the administrative, engineering and manufacturing fields to support our growing business base. 

Engineering Opportunities

Manufacturing Opportunities

Individuals with five years experience running CNC milling machines (Fanuc 
controls a plus), NC lathes, conventional machines, and/or any combination of NC 
and conventional precision machine experience. Familiarity with aerospace 
applications a plus. Apply to Job Code 2005-01. 

For competitive salary and benefits with challenging career opportunities, send resume to hreng@ati-research.com (engineering), hrfab@ati-research.com (fabrication) or mail resumes to:

Human Resources - Employment
Advanced Technologies, Incorporated
875 Middle Ground Blvd.
Newport News, Virginia 23606

FAX: 1-757-873-3711

Note: Applicants should reference the job code number on their resume.

Please, no phone calls.

Location

Newport News, a city of more than 185,000, is at the mid-point of the Atlantic Coast and at the center of the Hampton Roads area. Newport News is served by interstate highways, rail, the Port of Hampton Roads and three commercial airports.

More than 20 international firms have located in the city, including Siemens, Canon, Muller Martini, Ferguson Enterprises, TwinPak and Iceland Seafood. MCI and UPS have major tele-services here.

Technology in the Area

Two national laboratories, The Jefferson Lab and NASA's Langley Research Center, give the city an impressive technology base. The labs support local industry through both contracting and technology transfer.

In the private sector, Siemens conducts auto motive research and development. Newport News Shipbuilding, Virginia's largest private-sector employer, also has evolved into a high-tech company. The city's Economic Development Authority is building the $58 million Virginia Advanced Shipbuilding and Carrier Integration Center, where shipyard engineers and university researchers will help design aircraft carriers. The EDA is also building a 195,000-square-foot Downtown Engineering Center for the shipyard.

Six universities with graduate programs, two community colleges and a medical college enhance the region's science and technology environment.

Quality of Life

Workers are attracted to the region's superb lifestyle.  The James River, Chesapeake Bay and nearby Atlantic Ocean provide abundant water recreation. Waterfront homes are surprisingly affordable, and a choice of several golf club communities are found throughout the area.

Area attractions include Colonial Williamsburg, along with Busch Gardens. World-class museums include The Mariner's Museum and The Virginia Living Museum.  Cultural amenities such as symphony, ballet, opera and theater are available.