Janos K Svincsok
About Janos K Svincsok
Janos K Svincsok is an Analysis Technician at Bosch Engineering Center Budapest, where he has worked since 2015. He has extensive experience in laboratory and product testing, having previously held positions at Nokia and coordinated lean practices in laboratory settings.
Work at Bosch Global Software Technologies
Janos K Svincsok has been employed at Bosch Engineering Center Budapest as an Analysis Technician since 2015. In this role, he conducts shear and pull testing on LTCC-based and DBC-based products. His responsibilities include operating and maintaining various testing machines, ensuring the accuracy and reliability of test results. He previously worked at the same center as a Laboratory Technician from 2012 to 2015, where he coordinated 5S (lean) practices in the laboratory area.
Previous Experience at Nokia
Janos K Svincsok has extensive experience at Nokia, where he worked in two capacities. He served as a Product Technician from 2005 to 2007 and as a Laboratory Technician from 2007 to 2012. During his tenure, he was involved in various technical processes, contributing to product development and quality assurance. His roles required a strong understanding of laboratory operations and product testing methodologies.
Technical Skills and Responsibilities
In his current position, Janos K Svincsok is responsible for conducting micro-section analysis of soldering, wire bonding, and conductive adhesive. He handles the ordering of laboratory consumables and services, ensuring that the laboratory is well-equipped for testing. His technical expertise includes operating X-ray/CT machines, bond testers, and tensile testers, which are critical for evaluating product integrity.
Lean Practices and Laboratory Coordination
Janos K Svincsok has played a significant role in implementing 5S (lean) practices within the laboratory environment at Bosch Engineering Center Budapest. This involves organizing and maintaining a clean and efficient workspace, which enhances productivity and safety. His coordination efforts contribute to the overall effectiveness of laboratory operations.