Joseph Goldstein
About Joseph Goldstein
Joseph Goldstein is a Manufacturing Hardware Engineer at ExaGrid, where he has worked since 2015, focusing on quality issues and manufacturing processes. He has a background in operations and customer support within the company and holds an Associate of Science in Computer Software Engineering from the New England Institute of Technology.
Work at ExaGrid
Joseph Goldstein has been employed at ExaGrid since 2009, holding various roles over the years. He currently serves as a Manufacturing Hardware Engineer, a position he has held since 2015. In this role, he engages with component OEMs and outsourced manufacturing partners to address quality issues. His responsibilities include researching, designing, and implementing manufacturing processes that support ExaGrid's outsourced manufacturing model. He also develops technical operations for New Product Introduction (NPI) processes and acts as the technical operations contact for field hardware escalations.
Previous Roles at ExaGrid
Before his current position, Joseph Goldstein worked as an Operations Analyst from 2013 to 2015. In this role, he focused on optimizing operational processes. Prior to that, he served as a Customer Support Admin from 2009 to 2013, where he provided support to customers and addressed their inquiries. His progression through these roles reflects his growing expertise and contributions to ExaGrid.
Education and Expertise
Joseph Goldstein studied at the New England Institute of Technology, where he earned an Associate of Science (AS) degree in Computer Software Engineering from 2003 to 2005. His educational background provides a foundation for his technical skills in hardware engineering and manufacturing processes. He applies this knowledge in his current role to enhance product quality and operational efficiency.
Technical Responsibilities
In his capacity as a Manufacturing Hardware Engineer, Joseph Goldstein publishes Engineering Change Orders and conducts root cause analysis for hardware failures. He leads the research, testing, and building of next-generation prototypes and performs data analysis and reporting for field failures and returns. His role also involves testing and reporting on new hardware and firmware qualifications for the Approved Vendor List (AVL), ensuring that all components meet quality standards.
Collaboration with Contract Manufacturers
Joseph Goldstein serves as the technical lead for contract manufacturers, facilitating communication and collaboration to ensure that manufacturing processes align with ExaGrid's standards. He researches and recommends hardware component changes aimed at improving quality and reducing costs. His engagement with OEMs and manufacturing partners is crucial for addressing quality issues and enhancing the overall manufacturing process.