
Andy Simonson
Co-Owner
Director of Engineering
Alma Mater: Purdue University
Degree: B.S. Mechanical Engineering

Kieran Simonson
Co-Owner
Sr. Diamond Tooling Technician
Head of Research and Development
Alma Mater: United States Naval Academy
Degree: B.S. General Sciences

Keely Simonson
Sr. Continuous Improvement Engineer
Website Manager
Alma Mater: United States Naval Academy
Degree: B.S. Mechanical Engineering

Stephanie Simonson
Quality Engineer
Sr. Precision Specialist
Alma Mater: Purdue University
Degree: B.S. Biochemistry

Emma Simonson
Director of Operations
Sr. Shop Manager
Purchasing
Alma Maters: University of Arizona, University of Louisville
Degrees: B.A. Anthropology (UA), M.A Anthropology (UL)
The Edge
Technologies
Legacy

Our story starts with George Kim, a pioneer in the making of precision diamond tooling. George spent nearly a decade working as an engineer and manager at RCA Corporation, focusing on diamond stylus
development for the RCA SelectaVision VideoDisc
project. Having learned the difficulties of faceting diamonds abrasively, George recognized that one
of the processes developed at RCA would offer a technological advancement in diamond tool manufacturing. He was able to acquire a license to
utilize RCA’s patented technology for chemically machining diamond,
and in1983 George and his wife, Vada,
founded Edge Technologies, Inc. (ETI).

1983
Edge Technologies Incorporated is founded by George Kim. George's wife, Vada joins ETI
Since its inception, Edge Technologies has been a small family business that takes great pride in excellence. George and Vada have been retired for years, but ETI remains a family business with their daughter, Stephanie, and her husband, Andy, running the shop.
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Their son, Kieran, joined the team after some time in the U.S. Navy, adding a third generation of family to the company. Shortly thereafter, Kieran's wife, Emma, was hired on. When Andy and Stephanie's daughter, Keely got out of the Navy and moved back home to Indiana, her spouse, Quinn, joined the company. A short two years later, Keely hired into Edge, rounding out the ETI team.
ETI has continued to improve its tool-making technology since 1983 and remains a respected leader in precision diamond tool manufacturing.
