Aerospace Cluster Grows with New Jobs Landing in Jupiter

Parametric Solutions Inc., which designs and builds turbine engine prototypes for aircraft and power generators, plans to hire 130 new workers in the next two years with state and local incentives, the governors office announced Wednesday.

We are building up jobs throughout Florida by building up our manufacturing industry, Scott, who attended the announcement, stated in a release. We want more manufacturers to buy equipment they need to grow and create more jobs to support Floridas families.

I would like to congratulate the Parametric Solutions team for their past success and wish them well as they expand with another facility and add 130 new jobs in the next two years. This will give 130 more Florida families new opportunities to bring a paycheck home and live their version of the American dream. Im committed to growing more jobs for Florida families, and while our work isnt finished, well continue working to make Florida the best place in the world to find a job and raise a family.

The 20-year-old company intends to add engineers and technicians for design, analysis, hardware procurement, instrumentation, assembly, and test services.

We are excited to bring expanded capabilities to new and existing global customers while providing new career opportunities for Floridians, Catherine Haas Barre, Parametric Solutions' president, stated in the release.

Kelly Smallridge, president and CEO of the Business Development Board of Palm Beach County, noted that with Pratt & Whitney's recent announcement of creating 230 new jobs, an aviation cluster is growing in the county.

Parametrics decision to expand confirms that Palm Beach County and the state of Florida offer an attractive environment for aviation, aerospace and engineering companies, Smallridge stated in a release.