Eric Linquist
About Eric Linquist
Eric Linquist serves as the Neon/Sign Layout and Patterns/CNC Department Lead at Ramsay Signs, where he has worked since 2011. He has a background in engineering and signmaking, influenced by his family, and has demonstrated problem-solving skills in his role.
Work at Ramsay Signs
Eric Linquist has been employed at Ramsay Signs since 2011, initially serving as a Sign Maker. In 2021, he advanced to the position of Neon/Sign Layout and Patterns/CNC Department Lead. His role involves overseeing the CNC department and managing sign layout and patterns. He also works as a rover, which allows him to move between departments and engage in various special projects. This position enables him to avoid repetitive tasks and utilize a broad skill set.
Education and Expertise
Eric Linquist's educational background includes studies at New Urban High School from 2002 to 2005 and Clackamas Middle College from 2005 to 2007. He also attended Rex Putnam High School from 2000 to 2002. His expertise in signmaking was developed through hands-on experience and mentorship from his father, a former Ramsay Signs employee, and Mark Lynch, a shop and manufacturing teacher. Additionally, he worked as a Computer Technician at Clackamas Middle College during his studies.
Background in Engineering and Metalwork
Eric gained early exposure to engineering and metalwork through his grandfather, who was a former engineer, sheet-metal, and iron worker. This background laid the foundation for his skills in signmaking and CNC operations. His family influence and practical experiences have contributed significantly to his technical abilities in the field.
Problem-Solving Skills
Eric demonstrated his problem-solving skills by successfully repairing a letter machine at Ramsay Signs. He utilized the original service manual to troubleshoot and fix the machine after a CNC specialist was unable to resolve the issue. This incident highlights his technical knowledge and ability to address challenges effectively.