John Masur
About John Masur
John Masur is the Vice President of Manufacturing Engineering at the Canadian Bank Note Company, Limited.
Vice President Of Manufacturing Engineering
John Masur currently holds the position of Vice President of Manufacturing Engineering at Canadian Bank Note Company, Limited. He has been in this role since 2019. In this capacity, John oversees the manufacturing engineering processes, ensuring they align with the strategic goals of the company. His responsibilities include optimizing production workflows, implementing new technologies, and managing engineering teams to maintain high standards of product quality and efficiency.
Senior Director of Manufacturing Engineering
Before his current role, John Masur was the Senior Director of Manufacturing Engineering at Canadian Bank Note Company, Limited, from 2008 to 2019. During this period, he was responsible for leading the engineering department and coordinating large-scale manufacturing projects. He played a crucial role in advancing the engineering capabilities of the company and ensuring that manufacturing processes were streamlined and effective.
Director of Product Quality
From 2001 to 2007, John Masur served as the Director of Product Quality at Canadian Bank Note Company, Limited. In this role, he focused on maintaining and improving the quality of the company's products. He developed quality assurance protocols, conducted rigorous testing, and worked closely with product development teams to ensure that their outputs met the highest industry standards.
Technical Specialist at Canadian Bank Note Company, Limited
John Masur began his career at Canadian Bank Note Company, Limited as a Technical Specialist, a position he held from 1991 to 2000. During his tenure, he gained substantial experience in the technical aspects of product development and manufacturing. This role laid the groundwork for his future leadership positions within the company.
Education at Queen's University
John Masur pursued his higher education at Queen's University, where he earned a Bachelor of Science degree. He studied there from 1986 to 1990. His academic background in science provided a strong foundation for his subsequent career in manufacturing engineering, enabling him to apply theoretical knowledge to practical engineering challenges.