When life gives you lemons
About 2 years ago I tried to shoe ski down a huge, snowy, slick hill on my way to class (as any college kid would), which resulted in me falling pretty hard on some ice.
Engineering Lunch & Learn: Exploring the fluidized bed phenomenon
At a recent Lunch & Learn session, we wanted to try something a little bit different: a proof-of-theory building exercise. (A fluidized bed occurs in conditions where a solid—in this case sand—behaves like a fluid)
A Common Thread: We love learning new skills together
Over the years, our shared interest in sports, travel, fashion, and exploring national parks has left us curious about the development of the soft-goods products we were using.
Engineering internship that inspires
As I’ve approached my senior year, I’ve frequently thought about what life will be like once I enter the professional world after graduation.
Tekna’s diverse, welcoming culture leaves a lasting impression
Even before coming to Tekna, I knew this place would be a perfect fit. Tekna had been looking for an industrial design intern who could also participate in graphic design and design research projects
“How lucky I am to have something that makes saying goodbye hard” – Winnie the Pooh
When applying to be a winter design intern this past October, I came across a speech from the former Chief Marketing Officer of Frog Design, Tim Leberecht.
We’ve expanded!
We are thrilled to be settling into our new Tekna East – Realization production facility at Midlink Business Park. As Tekna’s capabilities grow, our work requires greater flexibility. The 51,000 sq ft expansion allows us to reclaim 15,000 sq ft at our bustling Tekna West – Innovation studio.
From designing menus to designing product experiences
We are thrilled to be settling into our new Tekna East – Realization production facility at Midlink Business Park. As Tekna’s capabilities grow, our work requires greater flexibility. The 51,000 sq ft expansion allows us to reclaim 15,000 sq ft at our bustling Tekna West – Innovation studio.
The vacuum cannon chronicle
When I applied for an engineering internship at Tekna, I had no idea what projects awaited me. Long calculations and paperwork were at the forefront of my imagination. But rather than a tedious stream of desk work, I’ve found myself engaged in interesting assignments every week—the most memorable involving a vacuum, PVC tubing, and a Ping-Pong ball.
Teams that weld together…
Tekna’s professional development “from innovation to realization” model plays out in every aspect of our business.