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Feb 28, 2020 – IERUS Technologies partnered with Raytheon and others to produce the first radar antenna array for the U.S Army’s Lower Tier Air and Missile Defense Sensor (LTAMDS) in less than 120 days.

In addition to Raytheon and IERUS, the team includes the following companies: Crane Aerospace & Electronics, Cummings Aerospace, Kord Technologies, Mercury Systems, and nLogic.

Michael Roesch, Executive Vice President of IERUS Technologies says, “We’re happy that IERUS is part of a team that is meeting critical milestones for their customers and developing field-deployable solutions so rapidly.”

13 February 2020: The Huntsville-Madison County Chamber of Commerce has named IERUS Technologies Inc. as a contender for the 2020 “Best Places to Work” award. The awards are presented to companies based on employee surveys at an event hosted by the Chamber of Commerce. IERUS has received a nomination each year for this award since 2012 and has won the award three times. IERUS is featured in the ‘large’ category of this award due its size of employees. Here is a list of all of the 2020 Best Places to Work Nominees in the ‘large’ category:

• AEgis Technologies Group
• Avion Solutions
• Booz Allen Hamilton, Inc.
• HudsonAlpha Institute for Biotechnology
• IERUS Technologies
• Intrepid
• IronMountain Solutions, Inc.
• Leonardo DRS
• Manufacturing Technical Solutions, Inc. (MTS)
• MITRE Corporation
• nLogic, LLC
• nou Systems, Inc.
• S3, Inc.
• SEA Wire and Cable
• Simulation Technologies, Inc. (SimTech)
• Technology Service Corporation
• Trident Technologies
• Turner Construction
• Woody Anderson Ford

IERUS Technologies is consistent in promoting and maintaining an inclusive, welcoming, and rewarding environment for its employees. The goal is to provide employees with technically challenging work, a business model that is easy to navigate, and the support they need from the company and teams they work for. Additionally, IERUS ensures its employees are fulfilled intellectually while maintaining a healthy work-life balance. IERUS also provides its employees with a competitive and comprehensive benefits package that is unmatched in the market.

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February 7, 2020 — The IERUS Team consists of people with decades of experience and people just getting started with their career. To exchange knowledge and help each other grow, IERUS established a mentoring program. Program participants are placed in a mentor/mentee pairing.

To kick off this program, the Young Professionals of IERUS (YPIs) and other IERUS team members met for a game night. At IERUS Disco, the team members had lawn games set up like corn hole, peg ball, and giant Jenga. The whole group had a blast getting to network with their peers off the clock.

The night ended with the announcement of mentor/mentee pairings. The IERUS team looks forward to restarting their mentoring program this year.

January 27, 2020 – Since 2018, the U.S. Space and Rocket Center Education Foundation has hosted a Mad Scientist Bash event that benefits STEM-based children’s programs, exhibits, and scholarships for Space Camp, Aviation Challenge, Space Camp Robotics, and U.S. Cyber Camp. This year, IERUS Technologies sponsored the event as a “Steve Wozniak” sponsor and also attended the event which had live music, themed cuisine, and laboratory-inspired libations. IERUS was glad to have the opportunity to sponsor an event that supports young minds growing in the STEM field.

November 25, 2019 — The Young Professionals of IERUS like to hang out with their peers outside of work, so every month they host a get-together to grow the team’s camaraderie.

For their latest event, the YPIs went to High Point Climbing and Fitness Gym to learn about top rope climbing and bouldering. This was a new activity for many group members, but they were excited for the challenge. Team member, Landon, spearheaded this event as this is his favorite hobby.

Most of the group learned that climbing is much more challenging than it looks. And that it also requires more technique and less strength than it seems it would. Overall, the YPIs had a great time and look forward to their next team outing!

Sep 3, 2019 – IERUS Technologies is a sponsor for the Rocket City Curling Club, the first curling club in the state of Alabama. They aim to teach the sport while developing youth and adult programs in the community. In turn, we also sponsored their inaugural curling tournament, Rock-It City Bonspiel.

The tournament started on Saturday, August 31, and continued through the Labor Day Weekend until Monday, September 2. It consisted of 32 teams from 10 states competing to win. The event even had a special guest in attendance, Tyler George, 2018 Olympic curling gold-medalist. As the Rocket City Curling Club continues to grow, there are hopes to continue an annual tournament and other events in the future.

August 26, 2019 — The Young Professionals of IERUS (YPIs) like to host fun events outside of work to grow the team’s camaraderie. One of their most popular events is game night. They held this event recently and the group had a great time getting together to play video games and board games.

The YPIs set up TVs with computers and various game consoles, tables for board games, and had plenty of food to go around! One of the highlights of the night was their team member, Michael, bringing a realistic flight simulator and giant Jackbox game. The YPIs look forward to hosting their next game night with their group.

July 22, 2019 – For the second year, Home Base Veteran and Family Care, a Red Sox Foundation and Massachusetts General Hospital Program, hosted an event to raise funds for their mission of supporting veterans and families who deal with the wounds of war that are not visible. This year’s event was a golf tournament hosted at Top Golf Huntsville.

IERUS was a sponsor for this year’s event and also participated in the tournament. The IERUS team played in the Birdies for Benefits golf tournament alongside Raytheon to support this great cause.

July 15, 2019 — The IERUS team enjoys hosting fun events outside of work so that the team can bond and grow its camaraderie. For this event, the Young Professionals of IERUS (YPIs) held a lively trivia game night.

Long-time IERUS employees, Billy Todd and Sam Holliday, hosted this special event for the YPIs. They hosted the trivia game in the a Double Dare style, referencing a popular game show from the 90s.

This meant that if a team could not answer a trivia question, then they could dare the other team to try. In the event that the opposing team couldn’t answer either, then the original team had to participate in a fun challenge instead. These challenges included fun, silly tasks like trying to catch marshmallows in a cup or acting out charades.

The YPIs had a blast hanging out with each other outside of the work environment and getting to have fun with their peers.