Stacey De Carlo
About Stacey De Carlo
Stacey De Carlo is an Associate Manager in Development Engineering, Mechanical at SC Johnson, specializing in plastic extrusion and rapid prototyping within the Home Storage Division.
Current Title and Role at SC Johnson
Stacey De Carlo holds the position of Associate Manager, Development Engineering, Mechanical at SC Johnson in Racine, Wisconsin, United States. In this role, she manages projects related to mechanical development engineering. Her responsibilities include overseeing the mechanical aspects of product development, ensuring project timelines are met, and coordinating with various departments to align objectives.
Previous Experience at SC Johnson
Before her current role, Stacey served as a Senior Associate, Development Engineering, Mechanical at SC Johnson. Her journey with the company began in October 2018, and she also held a position as an R&D Summer Intern in the summer of 2009, gaining early experience in research and development. These roles have allowed her to develop a deep understanding of SC Johnson's engineering and product development processes.
Educational Background
Stacey De Carlo earned her Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Michigan Technological University, where she studied from 2006 to 2010. She also completed her high school education at Holt High School, attending from 2002 to 2006.
Specialization and Expertise
Stacey specializes in plastic extrusion and rapid prototyping within the Home Storage Division at SC Johnson. Her expertise extends to process capability analysis, contributing significantly to both product and process development. She leverages her knowledge to enhance SC Johnson's product offerings and improve engineering efficiencies.
Early Career and Internships
Stacey has held several key roles prior to her current position at SC Johnson. At Cooper Power Systems, she worked as a Research and Development Intern in 2008 for three months in Waukesha, Wisconsin. She also served as an Orientation Team Leader at Michigan Technological University in 2009. Her role as Chief Operating Officer at Michigan Tech Supermileage Systems Enterprise from 2008 to 2010 allowed her to gain leadership skills early on. Additionally, she participated in Destination Imagination projects, including Dizzy Derby and Guessdimate, gaining diverse experiences.