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Additive manufacturing opens up design possibilities that traditional subtractive methods simply can’t match. TMC’s DfAM training teaches engineers how to leverage these capabilities for real value-add applications — lightweighting structures, consolidating multi-part assemblies into single components, enabling complex internal geometries, and customizing functional parts.
Participants apply DfAM principles hands-on using TMC’s EOS metal 3D printers and polymer systems, validating designs through post-print metrology at our Vermont State University Advanced Manufacturing Center.
ANSYS is the industry standard for structural, thermal, and fluid simulation. TMC’s ANSYS training program provides engineers with the skills to validate designs digitally before committing to physical production — reducing cost and accelerating product development cycles.
Training covers ANSYS Mechanical, Fluent, and the suite of Additive Manufacturing simulation tools, with sessions tailored to the participant’s industry application and experience level.
TMC's Student Technician Program is a paid internship-style experience where Vermont State University students — and adult learners and students from other institutions — work alongside TMC staff to deliver real manufacturing services for actual industry clients.
Participants may develop skills across multiple advanced manufacturing disciplines or choose to go deep in a specific area — from metal 3D printing and CNC machining to metrology and digitization. Every project is real work with real impact, and TMC's network of partners provides direct connections to potential employers.
Keep your engineering and manufacturing teams at the forefront of Industry 4.0. TMC's professional development offerings are tailored for working professionals who need focused, practical training on the latest advanced manufacturing technologies — without the overhead of a degree program.
Training is available in-person at the Vermont State University Advanced Manufacturing Center, with options for synchronous and asynchronous formats to fit demanding work schedules.
TMC's training ecosystem is designed to be inclusive and accessible — whether you're a career changer, a recent graduate, a working engineer, or a K-12 student discovering manufacturing for the first time.
Recent graduates, career changers, and new entrants to manufacturing looking for hands-on experience and direct employer connections in New England and beyond.
Businesses that need to upskill existing teams or develop talent pipelines for advanced manufacturing roles — with training delivered on industry-grade equipment in a real production environment.
Engineers seeking to expand competency in additive manufacturing design principles, simulation tools, and metrology — especially for defense, aerospace, and medical device applications.
