Graham has forged a comprehensive engineering career working in a variety of industrial sectors with advanced subtractive and additive technologies, most recently in the demanding environment of Formula 1. As the Aerodynamic Production Manager at Jaguar Racing and Red Bull Technology for more than five years, Graham’s role involved overseeing all of the production activities within the Aerodynamics Department, including input on design and manufacturing process and supporting both scale model and fullsize wind tunnel test programmes. He was also directly responsible for initiating and running the RP production facility with the team. This wealth of experience within such an exacting discipline ensures that Graham is able to determine project goals and requirements in the most straightforward way, from earliest concept through to finished and coated part, to the advantage of any 3DDC client. Since the establishment of 3DDC in 2007, Graham has built a strong team around him, which continues to develop the plating process and helps 3DDC to be at the forefront of 3D printing and additive manufacturing revolution. From a small start in the Formula 1 market, 3DDC has expanded into: Aerospace, Defence, Architecture, Design and numerous other industry sectors.