RPA Engineering offers on-site engineering and project management services to assist our clients with their day-to-day needs. On-site project engineers and project managers come from a variety of backgrounds and can handle many different types of projects. Our engineers are there throughout the entire life cycle of a project, from project conception through project completion. …
Happy Halloween from RPA Engineering! We hosted our own company-wide costume contest to celebrate with our employees. The categories were: Most Creative, Funniest, and Scariest. We were thrilled with the turnout and enjoyed seeing the creativity from our team! Creative Funniest Scariest Here’s a look into our Wyomissing Office and Pittsburgh Office! Wyomissing Office Pittsburgh …
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RPA Engineering has four core values: Integrity, Innovation, Quality, and Fun. These core values are a guiding influence in all we do and we stand by them. Today’s post highlights our fourth core value, fun! Life is too short not to enjoy every moment. We strive to make our work life fun, not take ourselves …
Over the last 11 years, RPA Engineering has been growing and developing our Engineering Summer Internship Program. We take pride in bringing on students from a multitude of Engineering disciplines and giving them real-world experience at our consulting firm. We see some of the best and brightest students walk through our doors and spend three …
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has many requirements to create transparency in the process of manufacturing drugs, food, and consumer goods. When a new product is manufactured there are many considerations for ensuring that the end-user receives a quality product that performs its intended function. One of the tools used to manage new processes …
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At the end of September, RPA Engineering hosted a potluck “cookout” at our Wyomissing office to celebrate the end of summer and all of our amazing employees. Our very own Jeff Hartman (winner of the Chili Cookoff in July) made his famous ribs and pig shots, much to the enthusiasm of the RPA Engineering team! …
Q: What does a day in the life of your internship look like? A: A day in the life of an internship can vary quite a bit. There are busier days and slower days. Usually, you come in the morning and knock out whatever work you may be helping with or that you have been …
We’ve all heard it before: electric cars, solar panels, lab-grown meats are the key to reducing humanity’s carbon footprint. Nowadays, Teslas are all the rage; I mean who doesn’t love fast, sexy and fuelless vehicles? Well, unfortunately pilots don’t. As it turns out, batteries are quite heavy and therefore make it much harder to enable …
The first 3D printer was developed in the mid-1980’s by Charles W. Hull. At the time, the technology was revolutionary. Taking something simple such as a drawing and being able to model it into something that could be printed in 3D changed the way we design things. Over time, the technology has grown and continues …
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Small modular reactors could be the future of clean energy. Small modular reactors, SMR for short, are more compact versions of your typical nuclear reactor. Today’s nuclear reactors are contained within massive faculties with towering steam towers, but SMRs are just a fraction of the size and will be contained in smaller buildings. NuScale is …
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