Indium Corporation, Utica's Technology Company™, announces the promotion of Christopher Nash to PCBA New Product Development Manager.
Nash will be responsible for proactively planning, organizing, and implementing the new product development cycle from concept to product launch. This includes managing the day-to-day progress of product development by facilitating communications with R&D, regional and global sales teams, purchasing, and customers to ensure that obstacles are addressed quickly and effectively. Additionally, Nash will provide technical expertise and training, and participate in marketing analyses.
Nash joined Indium Corporation in 2005. His previous experience includes inside sales, product management, and U.S.-based technical support. He most recently served as a Technical Support Engineer for Global Accounts where he was responsible for providing technical support for PCBA materials and processes for Indium Corporation's multi-national customers.
Nash earned his bachelor's degree from Clarkson University and his Six Sigma Green Belt from Dartmouth College's Thayer School for Engineering. Additionally, he is an SMTA-certified process engineer and an IPC-A-600 and IPC-A-610D specialist. Nash lives in Oriskany, N.Y.
Indium Corporation es uno de los principales fabricantes y proveedores de materiales para los mercados mundiales de la electrónica, los semiconductores, la energía solar, la capa fina y la gestión térmica. Sus productos incluyen soldaduras y fundentes; soldaduras fuertes; materiales de interfaz térmica; cátodos para sputtering; metales y compuestos inorgánicos de indio, galio, germanio y estaño; y NanoFoil®. Fundada en 1934, Indium cuenta con asistencia técnica mundial y fábricas en China, Malasia, Singapur, Corea del Sur, Reino Unido y Estados Unidos.
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