Kevin Lowe
About Kevin Lowe
Kevin Lowe serves as the Deputy District Commissioner at The Scout Association and has extensive experience in process engineering and product development in the semiconductor industry. He holds a Bachelor's Degree in Physics/Electronics from The University of Manchester and has worked at Diodes Incorporated since 1996, specializing in innovative manufacturing solutions.
Work at The Scout Association
Kevin Lowe has served as the Deputy District Commissioner at The Scout Association since 2016. In this role, he contributes to the organization’s mission by overseeing various scouting activities and initiatives in the Manchester South area. His responsibilities include supporting local scout leaders and ensuring that programs align with the values and objectives of the organization. His involvement reflects a commitment to youth development and community engagement.
Current Role at Diodes Incorporated
Kevin Lowe holds multiple positions at Diodes Incorporated, where he has worked since 1996. He is currently the Process Development Group Leader and has also served as the Discrete Development & Photolith Manager since 2019. In these roles, he is responsible for managing process engineering within the Photolithography area at OFAB. His expertise in manufacturing solutions is applied to the development of discrete power platforms.
Previous Experience at NXP Semiconductors
Before joining Diodes Incorporated, Kevin Lowe worked at NXP Semiconductors as a Process Engineer from 1987 to 1996. During his nine years at the company, he focused on innovative manufacturing solutions for MOSFETs, Super Barrier Rectifiers, and high-performance Bipolar devices. His experience in this role laid the foundation for his later work in process development and engineering.
Education in Physics and Electronics
Kevin Lowe earned a Bachelor's Degree in Physics and Electronics from The University of Manchester, where he studied from 1984 to 1987. This educational background provided him with a strong foundation in the principles of physics and electronic engineering, which he has applied throughout his career in the semiconductor industry.