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Brainport Industries Campus (BIC), the significant identity of high-tech manufacturing. An international campus development in the heart of Brainport Eindhoven. Watch the VR 360 video.

New colleagues and interns started this week. During an online introduction, they got an insight in our company. We wish them all good luck.

KMWE will be present during the digital edition of Fontys Engineers Meet & Match. We would like to invite you for a meet-and-greet during one of the speed dating sessions.

In this interview, Edward Voncken answers the question “What will the world look like after COVID-19 and what does it mean for KMWE?”

To inspire students of Vakcollege Eindhoven to choose a career in technology, KMWE explains what it means to work in technology. The exact date will be added soon.

To help students decide what and where to study and to inspire them, KMWE participates in the online business market of Summa Technology on 24th January. Explore your talent!

We want to thank our employees for their efforts in this weird year of the COVID-19 pandamic. We also want to thank all our relations for the pleasant and successful collaboration in the past year and we look forward to its continuation in 2021. Therefore we sent you our Christmas wish.

Ralf Bouwmans is nominated for the Noordhofprijs 2020, in the category Mechatronics.

KMWE received a temporary additional order from the American aircraft engine manufacturer Pratt & Whitney for the F-35 Lightning II fighter jet. It concerns parts of the exhaust nozzle of the jet engines of the Joint Strike Fighter (JSF).

KMWE is one of the partners of SCSN that has been involved from the outset with the aim of improving transparency in its digital communication.

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During the round table meeting on the first day of the Topsector Logistics Congress, Paul van Tiel will discuss the topic data-driven logistics together with Cora van Nieuwenhuizen, Esther Kersten and Prof. Dr. Nico L.U. Van Meeteren.

Milestone! KMWE Aero Engine has submitted the first part for the nozzle of the F135 to Pratt & Whitney.