Clinton Swett
About Clinton Swett
Clinton Swett is a Medical Device Technical Support Engineer at Novocure Inc. and a Staff Engineer at Millennium Running, with over 20 years of experience in the medical device industry.
Current Role at Novocure Inc.
Clinton Swett is currently serving as a Medical Device Technical Support Engineer at Novocure Inc. in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. He has been with Novocure Inc. since April 2016. In this role, he focuses on providing technical support and troubleshooting for medical devices, utilizing his extensive knowledge of mechanical engineering principles and hands-on experience within the medical device industry.
Role at Millennium Running
In addition to his role at Novocure Inc., Clinton Swett also works as a Staff Engineer at Millennium Running in Bedford, New Hampshire. His involvement with Millennium Running reflects his commitment to the running community, where he applies his engineering expertise in a different capacity.
Experience at KMC Systems Inc.
Clinton Swett was a Senior Manufacturing Engineer at KMC Systems Inc. from 2011 to 2016 in Merrimack, New Hampshire. During this period, he specialized in manufacturing engineering within the medical device sector, leveraging his background to improve manufacturing processes and ensure product quality.
Mechanical Engineering at Deka Research & Development
From 1998 to 2011, Clinton Swett worked as a Mechanical Engineer at Deka Research & Development in Manchester, New Hampshire. Over his 13-year tenure, he contributed significantly to innovative medical device designs. His work at Deka Research & Development helped solidify his expertise in mechanical engineering and its application in the development of medical technologies.
Educational Background
Clinton Swett studied Mechanical Engineering at the University of Maine, earning a Bachelor of Science degree from 1994 to 1998. Prior to that, he attended Sanford High School from 1990 to 1994. His education laid a strong foundation for his subsequent career in the engineering and medical device fields.