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Ecsatec appoints new head of global R&D team

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Ecsatec, one of Europe's leading providers of contract and manufacturing services, has appointed Michael Walser as the new head of the company's Global R&D team based in Heerbrugg, Switzerland. 

He has a degree in Electronics and has worked in electronics design, development and manufacturing for over 17 years. He is an Executive Masters in Business Administration and has a patent to his name.

He joins the company from GE Energy where he was Technical Leader for IEC Meters for four years.  Prior to that he worked for Ecsatec as the R&D Manager in its Malaysian operation for nearly five years where he built the R&D team from five engineers to twenty and increased annual R&D revenues by 500 percent during four years.

"We are delighted that Michael is re-joining Ecsatec," says Markus Walther, Ecsatec's CEO. "He played an important role in the development of our focus on R&D as being the key driver in Ecsatec's growth strategy.  His experience and knowledge will help us accelerate our plans to make Ecsatec one of the leading contract R&D operations in Europe."

Ecsatec provides a fully integrated product design and manufacturing service that covers every stage from taking the initial idea for a product through R&D to product design, prototyping and then volume production in the company's Asian facilities. This integrated approach ensures that every step of the process dovetails together and that products are designed for manufacture from the very start during R&D.

 

 

 

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