The awards mark the excellence of the industry that is driving the UK's tech economy and becoming an increasingly important and strategic part of the UK’s and Ireland’s future.
Techworks’ Sophie Ericsson commented, "The shortlist represents true diversity across the industry, ranging from smaller companies to global corporations.”
She continued, "A high number of strong compelling entries were received from across the industry and the judges deliberated to whittle them down and select the shortlist.”
The winners will be announced at the TechWorks Gala Dinner & Awards Ceremony on November 6, London. During the ceremony, the winners of four additional awards, which were not open to general submission, will also be announced. Those are for: The Company of the Year Award; The Contribution to Industry Award; The Cyber Student of the Year in Automotive; The UKESF Scholar of the Year Award.
2019 FINALISTS
The Automotive Electronics Innovation & Excellence Award
Sponsored by NXP
- Codeplay
- Blu Wireless
- AVL
The Disruptive Innovation Award
Sponsored by CSA Catapult
- Ultraleap
- NXP
- Nanusens
The Emerging Technology Company of the Year Award
Sponsored by Cadence
- ZAYA
- Nanusens
- GF Micro
The IoTSF Champion Award
Sponsored by Paratus People
- PAYATU
- Signify
- VDOO
The Manufacturing Site of the Year Award
Sponsored by Logos Logistics
- Diodes Incorporated (Greenock)
- Ultra Electronics
- Diodes Incorporated (Oldham)
The Manufacturing Supplier of the Year Award
Sponsored by Lumentum
- Compugraphics International
- Photronics
- memsstar
- SPTS Technologies
- KMG Ultra Pure Chemicals
The Product of the Year Award
Sponsored by MASER Engineering
- Moortec Semiconductor
- Darktrace
- Secure Thingz
The R&D Excellence Award
Sponsored by Arm
- Warwick Manufacturing Group (WMG)
- Compound Semiconductor Applications Catapult
The Young Engineer of the Year Award
Sponsored by Diodes
- Pablo Gerard Massud
- Gethn Pickard
- Gary Kerr
