Corporation Name: Tesz Corporation
Headquarters: Saki
Locations: None Yet
Operations: Biotech manufacturing, small craft design and testing, large vessel design, and space station design.
Rationale: With her family dead, and nobody able to tie their murders to a girl who hadn't cared about being ostracized by them, the only relation left to the Tesz line received all of their financial wealth. In so doing, she took that money and invested it in necessary equipment and a locale on Sika in order to start up a business.
Tier: 1
Description:
Though The Machinist was not born on Sika itself, she settled there because she liked the people and the overall tech mentality of the planet. As a mechanical whiz kid, The Machinist had sought an outlet for the ideas that she could come up with at a moments notice. There was no company that really allowed her the freedom to do everything she wanted under one roof unless she happened to own. Thus, she chose to start her own corporation and name it after her family because she felt bad for killing them.
The company started off in just biotech research in a small building on Sika. That was where she developed her robotic arms. However, though this field was rather lucrative, it didn't serve to satisfy the needs of The Machinist. She began to hire more people and spread into the design of small craft no larger than 50 meters, as she purchased a small dry doc facility in order to manufacture single test versions of these designs before selling the design itself and letting others do the production.
This turned out to be extremely profitable, as her designs were well received. She moved upwards, designing large vessels of war, leisure, and trade. These designs she shopped out to larger company's for building, while she started to worm her way into a contract with the Black Suns with the hope that her designs would eventually land her the capability of getting a full scale drive yard. At present that hasn't yet happened.
They are not in the business of mass production, but produce by order. Their ships are single build only, and usually just prototypes. Designs are sold to the client, who then has them produced by someone else.
Headquarters: Saki
Locations: None Yet
Operations: Biotech manufacturing, small craft design and testing, large vessel design, and space station design.
Rationale: With her family dead, and nobody able to tie their murders to a girl who hadn't cared about being ostracized by them, the only relation left to the Tesz line received all of their financial wealth. In so doing, she took that money and invested it in necessary equipment and a locale on Sika in order to start up a business.
Tier: 1
Description:
Though The Machinist was not born on Sika itself, she settled there because she liked the people and the overall tech mentality of the planet. As a mechanical whiz kid, The Machinist had sought an outlet for the ideas that she could come up with at a moments notice. There was no company that really allowed her the freedom to do everything she wanted under one roof unless she happened to own. Thus, she chose to start her own corporation and name it after her family because she felt bad for killing them.
The company started off in just biotech research in a small building on Sika. That was where she developed her robotic arms. However, though this field was rather lucrative, it didn't serve to satisfy the needs of The Machinist. She began to hire more people and spread into the design of small craft no larger than 50 meters, as she purchased a small dry doc facility in order to manufacture single test versions of these designs before selling the design itself and letting others do the production.
This turned out to be extremely profitable, as her designs were well received. She moved upwards, designing large vessels of war, leisure, and trade. These designs she shopped out to larger company's for building, while she started to worm her way into a contract with the Black Suns with the hope that her designs would eventually land her the capability of getting a full scale drive yard. At present that hasn't yet happened.
They are not in the business of mass production, but produce by order. Their ships are single build only, and usually just prototypes. Designs are sold to the client, who then has them produced by someone else.
