Aerospace 3D-printing firm could bring nearly 400 jobs to region
An out-of-state company that develops three-dimensional printing technology for the aerospace industry is eyeing the Denver metropolitan area for its new headquarters and first manufacturing facility, which could mean the creation of hundreds of new, high-paying jobs.
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