Brian and Keith and Scott and I founded Key Tech fourteen years ago to do great work with smart and fun people. Over the years we’ve grown to more than a couple dozen of the smart and fun sort, and we’re very proud of the team we’ve been able to build. It’s icing on the [...]
Thank you, Mrs. Askin, for including us in Erik’s birthday lunch. Happy Birthday, Erik!
If you’ve been following our blog, you know that the excitement for the Baltimore Grand Prix had been building at Key Tech for some time. For a group so focused on science and engineering, it’s easy to understand our anticipation. This past Labor Day weekend marked the inaugural race, and it certainly didn’t disappoint. Let [...]
We’re really excited for the Grand Prix to be coming to Baltimore next week. Frank has been test-driving his race-day transportation around the Cross Street Market.
The AACC annual meeting hosts the largest clinical laboratory expo, and this year’s expo was probably the largest ever with an estimated 20,000 participants, close to 700 exhibiting companies, 2,000+ booths, and over half a million square feet of exhibit space!
Key Tech is looking forward to the inaugural Baltimore Grand Prix! Our office is just a few blocks South of the course, and since the track walls and bleachers have started going up, we get to drive part of the race track every day.
Key Techers, families, and friends recently gathered for the annual Key Tech Crab Feast, and a great time was had by all.
Come join IEEE and ASME at Key Tech on 7/13, 6-8pm as Amy Davis, Baltimore Sun photographer extraordinaire, talks about her latest project, “Flickering Treasures: Rediscovering Baltimore’s Forgotten Movie Theaters”. Of course, she’ll be talking about our own office, located in the historic McHenry Theater.
Every year, Industrial Designers come together for one weekend to attend the regional IDSA (Industrial Design Society of America) conference. This year, the North East chapter was held at the Rhode Island School of Design in Providence Rhode Island, and Jeremy Savage and I made the trip.
Punxsatawny Phil was recently found in his burrow in a heavy state of depression as his prediction of an early Spring has been met by low temperatures and forecasts of snow in many regions across the mid-atlantic. He’s been shunned by his so-called friends and hasn’t been seen “frolicking” for some time.
