Tucson-based Raytheon Missiles & Defense says its new offices at the University of Arizona’s Tech Park at The Bridges will help it collaborate on technology projects.
David Wichner Tucson-based Raytheon Missiles & Defense is moving into new office space at the University of Arizona’s Tech Park at the Bridges on the city's south side.
People are also reading… Opened in early 2022 with 120,000 square feet of Class A office space, The Refinery already houses UA agencies including Tech Launch Arizona and the UA Applied Research Corp., a nonprofit set up to handle defense and security projects. “The Refinery provides us the much-needed space where we can continue to collaborate with our university partners and government agencies to develop next-generation technology,” Wes Kremer, president of Raytheon Missiles & Defense, said in prepared remarks.
Raytheon hires a record number of UA graduates at all skill levels, with an emphasis on engineering and other higher-wage, technical positions, and has a strong internship program with the UA, the school said.
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