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December 22, 2017
NASA Selects CAESAR as Finalist for Next New Frontiers Mission
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Comet Astrobiology Exploration SAmple Return, or CAESAR, is one of two New Frontier finalists selected. NASA announced the two finalist selections on Dec. 20, and these projects will receive funding for additional studies through 2018. One will then be picked in the spring of 2019 for full development and launch in 2025. Newton provided engineering support for CAESAR’s proposal.

CAESAR would visit the comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko and collect a sample from its nucleus and send it back to Earth, which would be the first sample return mission of its kind.

This project is led by Steve Squyres of Cornell University, the principal investigator of NASA’s Opportunity rover, which has been studying Mars since 2004.

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Click here to read more about the New Frontiers Program.


December 15, 2017
Newton’s AS9100 Continuous Improvement Initiative
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On Wednesday, December 13th Newton had its AS9100 Continuous Improvement Initiative Kick-Off Meeting. We are currently in the process of implementing documented Quality Control procedures in order to apply for the AS9100 and ISO 9001 Certifications. These certifications serve as an emblem of our commitment to the success of our daily operations. Newton, LLC is committed to bringing excellence to all facets of operations from engineering, assembly, and testing to models and prototyping. We are excited to go into the new year with new procedures in place.


December 8, 2017
Friday Feature: From The Desk Of Our Intern
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When I began the search for an internship, I thought I had a good idea of what I was looking for. My thought process was: I am a finance major, so I should work at a bank or in financial management firm, a real world setting where I could apply the skills I gathered in the classroom. I had a conceived notion of where I belonged and what I was meant to do based on what I studied in school. When a fellow Terp mentioned the possibility of working for an engineering firm with my academic background I immediately dismissed the idea. As a finance major, when you think of an engineering firm you envision yourself filing paperwork, creating Excel sheets, and other typical intern duties that no one else wants to do. I will not lie and say that I never did the typical things, but my internship consisted of more.

In my role as a business development intern I was able to not only watch, but also be a part of the growth that was occurring at Newton. One of the benefits of working for a small firm is the range of opportunities that exist. The nature of the work was extremely open-ended which was both a pro and con. This required that my attitude towards things would have to change, I was no longer just a Finance major; ultimately, that minor detail did not define the nature of the work that I did. Joining Newton I became a member of a diverse team where each member brought a different skill, viewpoint, and even a cultural dish to the table. The culture of Newton is one that encourages innovation and is unparalleled.

Overall, at the end of the day, an internship is an internship. What makes an organization different from the rest is, as cliché as it may sound, the people. The truth of the matter is that Newton cares about its people and it is what makes you want to get up every morning. You are willing take on the challenges that you may face because you know that you will not be facing them alone. Even as an intern, management has made me feel like my voice can be heard, and that I do have a place within Newton. If I have taken anything away from Newton it is that I should always be ready to Get Geared.

Bridget is a senior at the University of Maryland, College Park. She will graduate December 20, 2017 with a B.S. in Finance, minoring in US Latino Studies. 


December 1, 2017
Maryland Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering Career Fair
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Today Newton will be attending the Maryland Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering Career Fair in the Kim Engineering Building. The Career Fair takes place from 11:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. We look forward to meeting job seekers for both internships and full-time careers. Please stop by our table and introduce yourself!


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