“My passion lies in optimizing PCB production workflows, implementing stringent quality control measures, and training teams on best practices to ensure every board we produce meets the highest standards of excellence. ”
Will is an expert in electronic components, PCB production processes, and assembly technology, with extensive experience in production supervision and quality control. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering and a certification in Project Management. With over ten years of experience in the electronics manufacturing industry, Will has significantly contributed to optimizing production workflows, implementing robust quality control procedures, and training staff in industry best practices.
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