James Scheid
About James Scheid
James Scheid is a System Test Engineer at IBA, where he has worked since 2012. He has extensive experience in dosimetry testing and accelerator systems, and holds dual citizenship in the U.S. and Ireland.
Work at IBA
James Scheid has been employed at IBA as a System Test Engineer since 2012. In this role, he is responsible for overseeing the final direction of the Dynamitron system and subsystem design and upgrades. His responsibilities also include reviewing and approving electrical and mechanical engineering designs and releases. Scheid's expertise in dosimetry testing is utilized in the validation of new and existing products, specifically using electron beam and x-rays. His tenure at IBA spans over 12 years, contributing to various projects and initiatives within the organization.
Education and Expertise
James Scheid studied Electrical, Electronics and Communications Engineering at Western Suffolk BOCES from 1982 to 1984. He furthered his education by completing PETtrace cyclotron training at GE in Uppsala, Sweden, in 2004, which lasted for 11 months. His educational background supports his extensive experience in accelerator systems, which includes early concept design, fabrication, assembly, system testing, and onsite installation. Scheid's qualifications enable him to effectively contribute to the engineering and testing processes at IBA.
Background
Before joining IBA, James Scheid worked at Buxton Medical Equipment Corp. as a Design/Fabricator from 1987 to 1993. This six-year experience in Amityville, New York, provided him with foundational skills in design and fabrication that are relevant to his current role. Scheid possesses dual citizenship with both U.S. and Irish (EU) passports, which may enhance his professional opportunities and collaborations in international contexts.
Achievements
James Scheid has developed a broad skill set in dosimetry testing and accelerator systems throughout his career. His expertise includes the validation of products using advanced technologies such as electron beam and x-rays. At IBA, he plays a critical role in the design and upgrade of the Dynamitron system, ensuring that engineering designs meet rigorous standards. His contributions to the field of system testing and engineering have been significant over his years of experience.