Information Technology (IT)

The world of Technology

we live in is continuously evolving and skilled workforces are in more demand than ever before. We make it our job to ensure that we are up to date with all the latest developments within both the IT and Digital sectors to ensure that our clients remain competitive when seeking or retaining staff.

Aerospace engineering is divided into two types of engineering. These are overlapping branches that cover the development of aircraft and spacecraft. Aeronautical engineering (aircraft) and astronautical engineering (spacecraft) are the two key engineering branches that form the aerospace engineering industry. Aerospace engineering industry and research has been recorded as far back as the last decade of the 18th century. The works of Sir George Cayley continued through to the mid-19th century and played a huge role in influencing other aeronautical engineers. The Wright Brothers’ work and inventions played a key part in the development of military aircraft used in the first World War. As the aeronautical branch of engineering evolved into spaceflight, so did the term used to describe it. Aircraft (aero) and spacecraft (space) combined to form aerospace engineering. A term first used in 1958 to define the earth’s atmosphere and space as a single area for travel.