Kevin Kuoch
About Kevin Kuoch
Kevin Kuoch serves as a Technical Support specialist at Smiths Detection, where he has worked since 2015. He has a background in engineering and extensive experience in providing support for EDS products, particularly CT scanners.
Work at Smiths Detection
Kevin Kuoch has been employed at Smiths Detection since 2015, serving as Technical Support. His role involves providing technical assistance for the EDS product line, which includes CT Computed Tomography scanners. He has also been responsible for writing technical instructions aimed at technicians and conducting audits on client sites both nationally and internationally. His position requires collaboration with various departments, including after-sales service, R&D, program management, and commercial teams, as well as the production center in Germany.
Previous Experience at Smiths Detection
Prior to his current role, Kevin Kuoch worked at Smiths Detection as a Field Service Engineer from 2003 to 2015. During this 12-year tenure, he was involved in various technical support activities and gained extensive experience in the field. His work in this capacity laid the foundation for his current responsibilities in technical support.
Educational Background
Kevin Kuoch studied at IUT Cachan, where he achieved a DUT in electrical engineering and industrial computing from 2000 to 2002. He also attended Lycée Evariste Galois in Noisy le Grand, where he obtained his BAC STI in electrotechnics from 1997 to 2000. This educational background provided him with the technical knowledge necessary for his career in engineering and support.
Training and Installation Projects
In his role at Smiths Detection, Kevin Kuoch acts as a trainer for operators and technical staff. He has been involved in installation projects for security checkpoints at major airports, including Toulouse, Orly, and Charles de Gaulle (CDG). Additionally, he participates in site acceptance tests (SAT) for new installations, ensuring that systems meet operational standards before they go live.