BEAM MEMBER HIGHLIGHT - MOOG, INC.

 

Moog Inc. is a global technology company headquartered in Western New York that designs and manufactures ultra-precise motion-control systems used in aerospace, defense, space exploration, and industrial machinery. Founded in the mid-20th century by Bill Moog, the company employs 13,000 people and is known worldwide for producing the critical "muscles" and control components that enable aircraft, spacecraft, and advanced machines to move and operate safely and reliably. Its products include servo actuators, flight control systems, motors, sensors, and custom-engineered solutions built to withstand extreme conditions such as temperature, vibration, and high pressure. What makes Moog distinctive is the extreme accuracy and reliability of its technology—qualities essential for systems where failure could have catastrophic consequences. Moog is also known for its collaborative, respectful work environment. For people interested in engineering, robotics, or aerospace, Moog represents a company where engineers work on high-tech, real-world challenges, developing skills in precision design, systems engineering, and advanced hardware and software. Engineers also work with the latest automated manufacturing equipment. The company's work not only contributes to cutting-edge technologies but also advances the safety and success of missions that push the boundaries of human achievement.


Moog invests time, talent, and resources to strengthen the communities where it operates. The company partners with a wide range of community organizations, with a special focus on education in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). Through outreach programs, school partnerships, and initiatives such as BEAM and others, Moog seeks to inspire the next generation of engineers and innovators. These efforts promote learning and opportunity, helping build a stronger future for individuals and the broader community.



 

Inspire Tomorrow's Innovators: Volunteer Robotics Mentor Needed!

Are you looking for a long-term, rewarding volunteer opportunity to use your professional skills to mentor high school students? We are seeking dedicated individuals with technical or business expertise—not just engineers! We welcome managers, technicians, teachers, technical writers, HR professionals, and many more.

What You'll Do:

  • Work with students weekly, from fall through January, to design, build, and program a competitive robot for a unique annual challenge.

  • Guide the team in developing an impressive presentation and portfolio that showcases their learning process, robot features, and team strategy to judges.

  • Mentor students through the exhilarating tournament season in December and January, competing alongside and against other community-based teams.

Commitment: We ask for availability for at least half of our Saturday sessions (12 PM – 4 PM) from the start of the fall season, through the end of January.

Make a difference in the lives of bright, young minds. Apply today!



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