McCormick Stevenson is pleased to announce we have restructured our primary business offerings by establishing two core business units – Armament & Electronic Systems (AES) and Manufacturing & Test Systems (MTS). Our company exists to

McCormick Stevenson Corporation is proud to report Kristin Raleigh has been promoted to Senior Accountant. Betsy Bennett, Director of Finance announced Kristin’s promotion, noting: “Kristin has been with the company since 2012 and has taken

McCormick Stevenson Principal Engineer Mike Krawczyk is featured in a recent Rescale interview where he discusses the use of high-performance cloud computing to meet customers’ needs as well as McCormick Stevenson’s redesigned Tow Missile Launcher.

The University of South Florida (USF) held a virtual Fast 56 Countdown this year where McCormick Stevenson was named the 18th fastest growing Bull-led company in the world. The Fast 56 identifies, recognizes and celebrates

McCormick Stevenson’s President Noel McCormick was featured in the National Armaments Consortium’s (NAC) inaugural episode of “Collaboration Conversations,” a series of brief discussions on tips and best practices of NAC members. Noel and Charlie Zisette,

McCormick Stevenson is committed to helping mentor the next generation of engineering talent. McCormick Stevenson sponsored a Capstone Design Project with the USF Department of Mechanical Engineering. These projects are designed to provide students with

McCormick Stevenson’s Director of Armament & Electronic Systems, Nat McCormick, recently earned a degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of South Florida (USF) College of Engineering. After working for McCormick Stevenson for a number

McCormick Stevenson’s Chairman & CEO Melissa McCormick fired up her sewing machine. She has made over 1,500 masks in response to the COVID-19 pandemic and donated them to local organizations. These are the organizations and

McCormick Stevenson Principal Engineer Mike Krawczyk was interviewed by Rescale on May 27th regarding secure cloud simulation as it relates to working from home during the COVID-19 pandemic. Mike discussed how workflows have changed and