Oh nice. I've worked in aerospace too, on smaller parts and sensors (didn't require a large office/factory). The office was somewhat compartmentalized with bio

Oh nice. I've worked in aerospace too, on smaller parts and sensors (didn't require a large office/factory). The office was somewhat compartmentalized with biometrics between some rooms, classic in aerospace/defense work. IMO we were at zero risk of having an open office plan or noisy neighbors because of the domain. The higher manager believed in giving double displays to those who did EE (layout and routing). Eventually every engineers was officially doing that to qualify for the double displays. We were buying a fair amount of parts/electronics/hardware as part of the activity, some of it rather expensive. It wasn't too difficult to slip displays into the larger orders and get them approved. I recall every test bench I made came de facto with a PC and dual IPS display in the bill of materials lol