Zoe Kramme
About Zoe Kramme
Zoe Kramme is a Manufacturing Engineer with expertise in plastics, currently employed at Fluke Corporation since 2019 and also serves as a Research Assistant at Western Washington University since 2016.
Work at Fluke Corporation
Zoe Kramme has been employed at Fluke Corporation as a Manufacturing Engineer since 2019. In this role, she specializes in plastics, contributing to the design and production processes within the company. Her experience in manufacturing engineering allows her to apply her knowledge of materials and processes to enhance product quality and efficiency.
Current Role as Research Assistant
In addition to her position at Fluke Corporation, Zoe Kramme has served as a Research Assistant at Western Washington University since 2016. This role involves supporting research projects, collaborating with faculty, and applying engineering principles to various studies. Her work in this capacity has spanned over eight years, reflecting her commitment to academic and practical applications of engineering.
Education in Materials Engineering
Zoe Kramme studied at Western Washington University from 2014 to 2017, where she focused on Materials Engineering. She achieved a specialization in Plastics and Composites Engineering during her studies. This educational background has provided her with a solid foundation in the properties and applications of various materials, particularly in the context of plastics.
Previous Experience at Vaupell
Before her current roles, Zoe Kramme worked as a Manufacturing Engineer at Vaupell from 2017 to 2019. During her two years at the company, located in Seattle, Washington, she gained valuable experience in manufacturing processes and engineering practices, further developing her expertise in the field.
Academic Background
Zoe Kramme completed her high school education at Lynden High School from 2008 to 2012. Following high school, she attended Whatcom Community College, where she studied General Education and earned an Associate’s Degree from 2012 to 2014. This academic journey laid the groundwork for her further studies in engineering.