Bozeman, MT (May 16, 2019) – Advanced Electronic Designs (AED) is happy to announce it has been named one of the nation’s best places to work in 2019. This achievement comes on the heels of being recognized as one of Inc 5000’s Fastest Growing Companies in 2018, a Top Montana Tech Employer by MHTBA, and […]
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AED has been listed as one of Montana’s Top Tech Employers by Montana High Tech Business Alliance in the final installment of their 2018 Companies to Watch series. Read the article to find out why we love doing what we do. Advanced Electronic Designs (AED) is an electronics product development company and professional engineering firm […]
Read FullIn 2013, AED was awarded with the Prospera Business Network Innovator of the Year Award. The Business Excellence Awards recognize businesses and individuals in five categories for their exceptional contributions to the region’s business community.
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Read FullWhat’s arguably the biggest, brightest, and most photographed sign in New York’s Times Square was designed and engineered by six Montana State University graduates who’ve made a successful business by putting creativity and challenge at the center of their work.
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New York City’s Times Square is known as the “Crossroads of the World.” Approximately 1.5 million people pass through the intersection of Broadway and 42nd Street every day, and millions more see the area daily on television broadcasts. No better place for outdoor advertising exists. As a result, dazzling signs have become a Times Square trademark.
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