This summer, First Mode will welcome two interns as part of the Patti Grace Smith Fellowship program, Niya Hope-Glenn and Hermon Kaysha. Niya Hope-Glenn was the subject of a feature story inThe Daily Gazette of Schenectady, New York. In the article, we get to know Niya a little bit more!
First Mode is excited to be a part of the Patti Grace Smith Fellowship program! Created in 2020, the program is designed to combat the longstanding and well-quantified under-representation of Black and African-American employees in the US aerospace workforce.
Geekwire’s Bryan Corliss interviewed Chris Voorhees about First Mode’s work on a hydrogen power system that will go into a 3-story tall, 1 million pound truck!
“You never know what you can do until you try. A society that fosters creativity and innovation, and one that accepts failure as part of that process, allows each and every member to make a positive impact through their own involvement.”
Find out why First Mode is one of Seattle’s Best Places to work for 2 years in a row!
Engineering & Mining Journal caught up with the leaders of Anglo American, First Mode, and other partners involved in developing the world’s largest hydrogen-powered mining haul truck.
Award-winning science and space reporter, Alan Boyle, noticed our recent news about delivering hardware for use on the NASA Psyche spacecraft’s journey to the asteroid belt.
New location meets growing demand for sustainable energy technologies in the mining and energy sector.
“Even as a small company, we can make a sizeable impact on a diversity of problems because we have built a collaborative culture that embraces the differences in our skills and backgrounds. To be recognized by Fast Company — after just two years in business — is a remarkable achievement for our growing team of 50, and I am very proud of everyone.” – Chris Voorhees, President and Co-founder