Shaun S.
About Shaun S.
Shaun S. is an Electronics Commodity Manager and Production Control & Materials Manager at Fluke Corporation, where he has worked since 2006. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Applied Chemistry from Brunel University London and a PhD in High Temperature Engineering Materials from Newcastle University.
Work at Fluke Corporation
Shaun S. has been employed at Fluke Corporation since 2006, holding the position of Electronics Commodity Manager and Production Control & Materials Manager. His role involves overseeing the procurement and management of electronic components essential for the company’s operations. Fluke Corporation operates within the Test & Measurement division of Danaher Corp., where Shaun contributes to the manufacturing of equipment across various sectors, including medical, IT, environmental, and energy.
Education and Expertise
Shaun S. possesses a Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Applied Chemistry from Brunel University London, where he studied from 1978 to 1982. He further advanced his education by obtaining a PhD in High Temperature Engineering Materials from Newcastle University, completing his studies between 1982 and 1986. Additionally, he participated in a Management Development Programme at Cranfield Institute of Technology, earning a Fellowship in Manufacturing Management, which enhances his expertise in manufacturing processes and management.
Background
Shaun S. has a strong academic background in chemistry and engineering, complemented by extensive experience in the manufacturing sector. His educational journey began at Brunel University London and continued at Newcastle University, where he focused on high temperature engineering materials. This foundation has supported his career in electronics and manufacturing management, particularly in high-tech environments.
Achievements in Lean Continuous Improvement
At Fluke Corporation, Shaun S. has played a significant role in implementing Lean continuous improvement techniques. His efforts have contributed to enhancing operational efficiency and productivity within the company. These initiatives are crucial for maintaining competitiveness in the high-tech manufacturing sector, aligning with industry standards for quality and efficiency.