At DMC, we take our culture and team-building opportunities as seriously as our Control Systems.

DMC Denver recently hosted a spirited Welcome Party for our new engineers, Eliana Storkamp and Noam Ayalon, where we learned how to make craft cocktails! The results were positively shaken (not stirred) with an experienced chef teaching us how to make a couple of drinks with a seasonal Halloween-ish theme. We even held a friendly competition for the best bartender in the group!

“The mixologist who came in to teach the cocktail class was very entertaining, and the drinks we made were really fun and tasty,” stated new hire Eliana Storkamp. “I really loved making the Witches Brew Martini and muddling blackberries.”

“The welcome party was a blast! The pizza was great, and the cocktails were excellent—that pumpkin old-fashioned was a definite standout,” commented Noam Ayalon. “After most people left, a few of us stayed to play cutthroat pool. The game went on forever because people kept ‘tactical scratching’ to bring back eliminated players, which was hilarious.”

All in all, the Denver office genuinely had a great night full of food, cocktails, unexpected friendships, and the most dramatic pool game in office history.

The secret to DMC’s magic is a steady mix of collaboration and joy. Whether through cocktail crafting, escape rooms, or mountain hikes, we engineer not just solutions but community.

Learn more about DMC’s company culture and check out our open positions. 

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We gathered at Game Show Studio, a unique venue that transforms guests into contestants on spin-offs of popular TV game shows. From the moment the team walked in, the energy was electric. Bright lights, big hats, loud buzzers, and a stage set up just like the shows the team watches on TV made everyone feel like the game show contestant they always dreamed of being. 

The Houston team split into groups and competed in a series of challenges inspired by classic game shows. There were trivia rounds that tested the team’s knowledge, fast-paced buzzer games that kept everyone on their toes, and even some hilarious challenges that had the whole team cheering.  

Highlights of the Night

• Celebrating Davis: Davis jumped right in and showed off his competitive side, making the event even more memorable. It was great to see him and his wife connect with the team in such a fun setting. 

• Big Hats: The props closet at the Game Studio was top-notch. Everyone was able to pick accessories (including giant cowboy hats, disco ball helmets, and tricorn hats) that fit their personality!   

• Laughs and Surprises: Some of the questions and challenges led to unexpected answers and funny moments that we’ll be talking about for weeks. 

“It was quite fun working together as a team to come up with answers,” Davis shared. “The games were spin-offs of popular game shows like Wheel of Fortune, The Price is Right, and Family Feud. Before we could even start playing, everyone had to select a costume to wear for the duration of the competition. The costumes alone were well worth the laughs we got out of one another, especially when we were trying to come up with serious answers. I appreciated that we all leaned into the ridiculous nature of the event and absolutely made the most of it. At the end, DMC brought home the win!”

Why We Celebrate

At DMC, we believe that building strong relationships within our team leads to us delivering exceptional solutions to our customers. Events like this give the team the chance to relax, have fun, and strengthen the bonds that make our workplace collaborative and enjoyable. 

We’re thrilled to have Davis on board and can’t wait to see the impact he’ll make as part of the Houston team.  

Learn more about DMC’s company culture and check out our open positions.  

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Inside the Castle 

This proved to be a popular event, with DMC’s royal entourage including 60 team members, families, and guests. We all entered the Medieval Times castle and stepped back in time to the 11th century.  

Those who arrived early had the opportunity to check out the castle, including a medieval torture device museum. While historians have since proved many “common” devices were not historically accurate, it was morbidly fascinating either way. Those without the taste for the macabre had the chance to check out the horses in their stable and see the care the Medieval Times team puts into their equine employees. 

Tales from the Tournament 

The main event had something for everyone to enjoy. Wearing paper crowns on our heads, we cheered on our knight in between feasting on turkey legs or “dragon blood” (tomato soup). Sparks flew and lances broke as knights clashed swords in combat. A falcon soared over the crowd. The athleticism of the performers and their horses impressed everyone in attendance. As someone who grew up riding horses, I had a blast admiring the horsemanship.  

Our team embodied another core value, “have fun,” all night at Medieval Times. In addition to working hard together in the office, it was a great reminder to let loose as a team for a few hours of fanfare, sword fights, and teambuilding. As a bonus, our knight even won the tournament! 

Learn more about DMC’s company culture and check out our open positions. 

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Smooth Sailing Ahead

On the evening of our cruise, eight of us took the subway together from our office down to one of the piers on the west side of Manhattan. We climbed aboard a grand, 158-foot-long ship with Manhattan by Sail and settled into our spots on deck with a drink. 

In addition to the sound of the breeze and distant city noises, a live jazz performance was the soundtrack of our evening. The peaceful atmosphere was the perfect way to admire the impressive city skyline from the water.  

A Sailor’s Life

The team agreed that seeing the Manhattan skyline from the water was the highlight of the evening. It was unique to see the views looking uptown from the harbor. It was incredible admiring landmarks like the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, Governors Island, and the city’s bridges from this impressive perspective. The summer sunset glowing on the water only added to the impressive views. 

Our sailing experience was more than just pretty views; we got hands-on experience. The crew allowed passengers to hoist the square-rigged ship sails on the 120-foot-tall masts, and a few of us jumped at the opportunity. When we weren’t raising the sails, we were able to roam the deck and explore new views from every angle. 

Our team took turns raising the sails and pointing out NYC landmarks from the sailboat. The fun experience sparked conversations about other New York Harbor adventures we could plan in future summers. In addition to embodying our core value, “Have Fun,” our memorable cruise inspired us with new perspectives and even some sailing skills. 

Learn more about DMC’s company culture and check out our open positions. 

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Will Run for Donuts 

We had a simple goal—find a race that offered more than just running. We looked for a race with an extra incentive at the finish line to get more teammates from the office to the race. Running is great, but running with a donut reward at the end is irresistible. We used the monthly Activity Fund budget available to each DMC office to plan social outings to secure our race bibs, and we started to prep for the run.  

Runner’s Delight 

On the morning of the race, we met in beautiful Washington Park in downtown Denver. The park is a favorite for runners because you can put in some miles while staying off the busy streets. It isn’t too hilly, making it an approachable course whether you’re a seasoned runner or just there for the donuts. The Donut Dash 5K route took us on 1.5 laps around the park as we thought about our sweet reward waiting for us at the end.  

This year, our team grew to eight runners. We even had some medalists representing DMC! Aaron Gronsman and I placed podiums for our age groups. Finnbar Norman and Max Domenech had a friendly competition going among themselves, and Finn came out on top this time.   

Sprinkles and Smiles 

Whether they were motivated by the teamwork or the treats, we had a great turnout from the office this year. It was fun to spend Saturday morning together outside of work, complete with some exercise and snacks.  

We may not have all hit a PR that morning, but having fresh donuts after a run made us all feel like winners. The Denver team agreed that there might be more food-related running events in our future. We’ll see you at the starting line! 

Learn more about DMC’s company culture and check out our open positions. 

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Anheuser-Busch offers several different tour experiences depending on your interests and time available. We selected the Beermaster Tour which offers an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at how Budweiser is brewed. 

On the day of our tour, Dave Menne, Shannon Coupland, and I gathered at the famous brewery. We started our journey in the brewery’s visitor center excited to get access to exclusive locations on the campus. Then, we set off to learn about the King of Beers firsthand. 

We had a great time walking through the beer brewing process from start to finish. As engineers, we were fascinated by the bottling line. It was fun to see the high-speed automation and precision of the process in action. Tasting beer right from the chilled finishing tank was definitely a highlight. Although we’ve all tried Budweiser before, it tastes even better straight from the source.  

Another favorite moment of the tour was visiting the Budweiser Clydesdales. Not everyone can boast about a visit to the stables on their tour. The horses were just as majestic in person as they are on TV. 

After the tour, we relaxed together with a meal at the brewery’s Biergarten restaurant. We laughed about our favorite parts of the tour and sampled a few more brews. It was a unique experience to see automation in action and get an all-access look at a local legend as a team. 

Learn more about DMC’s company culture and check out our open positions. 

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The event started with everyone grabbing the essentials: hot dogs, drinks, and all the ball game snacks you could ask for. There’s just something about a hot dog at Wrigley Field, and for a few of our attendees, this was their first taste of the experience!

One of our new hires shared that this was their first time ever at Wrigley Field. “I had never been to a baseball game and had really been meaning to, so I’m glad I had this excuse to go,” they said.

Between taking in the views of the historic stadium and soaking up the energy of the crowd, it was a perfect introduction to Chicago’s baseball scene. Cubs catcher Carson Kelly and infielder Matt Shaw came out swinging with back-to-back homers in the second and third innings, giving fans a reason to celebrate early on.

But the game was more than just baseball; it was a chance for new and longtime DMCers to connect in a relaxed, fun setting.

“I really appreciate that DMC has welcome events like this,” another new hire said. “It gave me the chance to meet some people I hadn’t gotten more than a quick introduction from before.”

Whether it was chatting between innings or cheering on the Cubs, the afternoon was full of new experiences for some and fun for all.

While the Cubs didn’t end up winning, the atmosphere inside the stadium more than made up for it. From the crack of the bat to the sound of the crowd singing ‘Take Me Out to the Ballgame,’ it was the kind of day that perfectly captures summer in Chicago and a great way to welcome the newest additions to our team.

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Selecting a Showstopper 

As you might expect in NYC, theater outings are a popular option for our team to get together outside of work hours for Activity Fund events. Last year, we saw Little Shop of Horrors Off-Broadway, and the team was excited to spend another evening at the theater together. For this event, I did some research on four popular shows and polled the team to see which was the most popular. Operation Mincemeat was our winner. 

Getting the Show on the Road 

Before the show, we kicked off the evening with dinner and board games at the office. We chowed down on pizza and played a few rounds of the game Sushi Go! to unwind after the work day ended. DMC’s New York City office is located in Midtown Manhattan, a convenient walk to all of the action on Broadway. When we were ready for showtime, fourteen DMC team members and guests strolled over to the Golden Theatre together. 

A Tough Act to Follow 

Operation Mincemeat was an incredible show. We were lucky to see the original Broadway cast in this crazy-but-true story of a British World War II operation. The entire show was filled with laughter and great music. Tony Award winner Jak Malone’s emotional performance of the song “Dear Bill” was definitely the highlight of the night. 

Our evening on Broadway perfectly embodied DMC’s core value of “Have Fun.” It was great to enjoy an evening of laughter and music together at an NYC institution. 

Learn more about DMC’s company culture and check out our open positions. 

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This Fall, we are interacting with students at over 30 schools and career fairs nationwide to connect with the next generation of engineers.

Who We Are

DMC is a leading engineering consulting firm, delivering high-caliber engineering and custom software development services globally. Our team members have the opportunity to work in five service areas across a wide range of industries on impactful, technically exciting projects.

We are more than 290 people strong with 15 locations nationwide. As an eight-time Crain’s Best Places to Work finalist, we take pride in our workplace culture and prioritize having fun! 

Who We Are Looking For

Want to work with customers across a variety of industries? Looking to grow your programming, project management, and business development skills? You’ll do all that and more at DMC.

We’re hiring full-time entry-level engineers for Summer 2026. If you’re a college senior graduating with a B.S. or M.S. in:

• Mechanical Engineering
• Electrical Engineering
• Computer Engineering
• General Engineering

and want to work in the following service areas:

• Automation (& Electrical Engineering)
• Embedded Development

We want to meet you!

Application and Interview Process

1. Submit your resume through your school’s career services platform
2. (Encouraged) Attend the career fair DMC will be at
3. Selected students will be invited for an on-campus interview
4. Finalists will be invited to an on-site interview at the closest DMC office
5. Successful candidates will receive offers shortly after

Ready to launch your engineering career with DMC? Submit your application through your school’s career services platform, and don’t hesitate to reach out to jobs@dmcinfo.com with any questions.

Fall 2025 Career Fair Schedule

Please submit your resume through your school’s database to be considered for an on-campus interview, and feel free to reach out to jobs@dmcinfo.com with any questions.

Learn more about careers at DMC.

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The team enjoyed a variety of classic games:

“I think everyone got to play something they thought was cool,” said one attendee. “There was a lot of energy and excitement. It felt like everyone was engaged and having fun.”

Some favorites of the night included Dance Dance Revolution and Jurassic Park, where teammates teamed up or faced off for bragging rights.

For some, the event included new experiences: “This was the first time I ever played Guitar Hero. I learned pretty quickly that it’s much harder than it looks”.

Beyond the games and food, the event provided an opportunity to unwind and connect outside the workday. The relaxed vibe made it easy to bond as a team and recharge ahead of the long weekend. With friendly competition and a lot of tokens spent, Dave & Buster’s night was a complete success, and the Cincinnati team is already looking forward to their next Dance Dance Revolution rematch.

Learn more about DMC’s company culture and check out our open positions!

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