U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics data show manufacturing employment peaked at 22% of total nonfarm employment in June 1979 and fell to 9% by June 2019. Rebuilding manufacturing capability requires disciplined execution, modern engineering methods, and scalable training pathways... not slogans.

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DOES builds execution discipline, digital engineering capability, and responsible automation for high-reliability and regulated environments. We partner with federal and local government, industry, and academia, including HBCUs and MSIs, to create practical pathways into manufacturing and engineering careers in HUBZones and underserved communities.

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We support industrial resilience by strengthening documentation discipline, quality thinking, and repeatable execution for teams operating in nuclear energy, space and aerospace, pharmaceutical manufacturing, and semiconductor and microelectronics environments. Our focus includes digital engineering (MBSE), AI-assisted decision support with human accountability, microelectronics and advanced computing hardware, advanced materials, and supply-chain-adjacent capabilities that help regulated programs deliver audit-ready outcomes.

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Key benefits:

• Education: real-world, compliance-safe applied work that converts learning into capability.

• Industry: stronger pipelines, tighter execution, and fewer surprises in regulated delivery.

• Communities: clearer on-ramps into skilled technical careers and portable credentials.

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DOES is committed to responsible, evidence-backed claims and execution. We say what we do, do what we say, and build records that stand up to review.

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Partner with DOES:
If you’re a government organization, prime contractor, manufacturer, lab, or academic program seeking a disciplined execution partner, contact us to discuss collaboration, teaming, or workforce pathway development.