Cambridge-headquartered research and technology organisation; materials, engineering and manufacturing. ~700 staff; hires software for digital engineering and simulation.
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TWI (The Welding Institute) is an independent global research and technology organization based in Cambridge, UK. Founded in 1946, TWI specializes in welding, joining, surface engineering, inspection, and whole-life integrity management. The organization operates from a large facility in Granta Park, equipped with advanced laboratories for various applications, including non-destructive testing and additive manufacturing. TWI employs around 893-919 staff, including experts in engineering and materials science, and generates approximately $163.4 million in annual revenue. TWI offers a range of services, including research and development, consultancy, testing and inspection, training and certification, and software solutions. It supports industries such as energy, aerospace, automotive, construction, defense, healthcare, and manufacturing. TWI serves influential companies worldwide through its Industrial Membership program, providing access to specialized knowledge and collaborative projects. The organization emphasizes innovation and technical excellence, positioning itself as a valuable resource for clients seeking to enhance their manufacturing processes and solve engineering challenges.
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