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GoCraft
Estonian military heavy equipment engineering company. Converts CV90 armoured vehicles into eight combat variants and adapts K9 self-propelled howitzers for the Estonian Defence Forces. Operates the country's first privately owned military weapons repair and production facility. Hanwha Aerospace maintenance partner.
Founded 202311-50 employeesTallinn, Estonia0 open positionsWebsite
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GoCraft
Estonian military heavy equipment engineering company. Converts CV90 armoured vehicles into eight combat variants and adapts K9 self-propelled howitzers for the Estonian Defence Forces. Operates the country's first privately owned military weapons repair and production facility. Hanwha Aerospace maintenance partner.
Founded 202311-50 employeesTallinn, Estonia0 open positionsWebsite
Ground Robotics
Open Positions (0)
No positions available
GoCraft doesn't have any open positions at the moment.
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