When labor costs forced our hand, we didn’t outsource. We built machines. And we trained coders to wire them.
The results exceeded our expectations. We felt that we were not only training people in solid mechanical skills, but we were creating a new kind of engineer: a builder, working with their hands as well as their minds.
BuildShift offers an exiting new direction for a beleaguered workforce. Our project has proven to holds real educational value.
Please reach out to us if, for example, you are an educator, as we’d like to get BuildShift concepts into schools. We believe strongly that mastery of mechanical skills and automation and industrial systems will help programmers get jobs.
