Jose Vela
About Jose Vela
Jose Vela is a Controls Engineer with extensive experience in developing process control systems and implementing continuous improvement initiatives. He has worked for several companies, including Spellman High Voltage Electronics, KEMET Electronics, and Panasonic Energy, and currently serves at Redwood Materials.
Work at Redwood Materials
Jose Vela has been employed as a Controls Engineer at Redwood Materials since 2021. In this role, he focuses on developing process control systems that align with the company's culture and continuous improvement initiatives. His work contributes to the operational efficiency and effectiveness of the organization, which is dedicated to sustainable materials recycling and production.
Previous Experience at KEMET Electronics Corporation
Prior to joining Redwood Materials, Jose Vela worked as an Electrical Control Engineer at KEMET Electronics Corporation from 2010 to 2018. During his eight years in this position, he was involved in various projects that enhanced process control and efficiency within the company, contributing to its operational success in the Reno, Nevada area.
Career at Panasonic Energy of North America
From 2018 to 2021, Jose Vela served as a Senior Vision Engineer at Panasonic Energy of North America. In this role, he applied his engineering skills to improve processes and systems, furthering the company's goals in the energy sector. His tenure at Panasonic allowed him to gain valuable experience in advanced engineering practices.
Education and Expertise
Jose Vela studied Electrical and Electronics Engineering at ITM, where he earned his Engineer's Degree from 2005 to 2010. He has over eight years of experience with the Six Sigma Methodology, emphasizing continuous improvement and process control. His educational background and expertise support his roles in engineering and process optimization.
Background in High Voltage Testing
Jose Vela began his career as a High Voltage Testing Technician at Spellman High Voltage Electronics Corporation for six months in 2009. This early experience provided him with foundational skills in high voltage systems, which he later built upon in his subsequent engineering roles.