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Jenny Regan

Key Tech a Best Place to Work

02.01.2012 by Jenny Regan

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 [...]

Alexis McKenzie

Let’s Go Ravens!!!!!

01.20.2012 by Alexis McKenzie

Keith up on the roof of Key Tech with our new addition!

Jenny Regan

See why we love Baltimore!

12.19.2011 by Jenny Regan

See why we love Baltimore!   Key Tech is happy to take part in this six minute video by the Economic Alliance of Greater Baltimore, which highlights some of the reasons why our community is  a fun place to live and work. 

Jenny Regan

Our Un-Brochure

11.18.2011 by Jenny Regan

Big thanks to our friends at MTEQ

Alexis McKenzie

Jenny Regan Featured as Guest Speaker at UMD Fischell Festival

10.31.2011 by Alexis McKenzie

Recently Jenny was the featured speaker at the University of Maryland Clark School of Engineering’s Fischell Festival, as part of their Whiting Turner Lecture Series.

Chris Fleck

The Tech Before Christmas

12.22.2010 by Chris Fleck

On to the internet we went with reckless abandon
From Google we jumped and here’s where we land on

Chris Fleck

The Taming of the Kernel or, If Shakespeare Needed to Cross-Compile Linux

09.23.2010 by Chris Fleck

Sing, o muse, of man and the machine

the trial and err of misguided questing

to bring the works of Linux to new homes.

Brian Murphy

Engineering Art

07.20.2010 by Brian Murphy

This past weekend, Baltimore once again hosted the annual Artscape Festival, the self-professed largest free art festival in America. It’s an amazing festival, with 3 days packed full of more art than you can shake a stick at. A few Key Techers, including myself, were in attendance and got to experiment with the different ways [...]

Alexis McKenzie

Turn Down the Volume

04.13.2010 by Alexis McKenzie

Low volume manufacturing is fairly common for complex medical devices, which may call for production of 10 to 1,000 units.  Are you targeting a niche market or, for now, a clinical trial?  Read about some of the benefits and challenges of designing for low volume manufacturing in Eric Schneider’s article in the April issue of [...]