New product engineering director at Filtronic
Sedgefield-based mmWave technology specialist Filtronic has appointed Laurence Scullion as director of product engineering to lead its process and product engineering initiatives.
Laurence brings over 20 years of high-tech leadership experience, joining Filtronic at a strategic time as the company expands globally.
With a background in hybrid electronics, semiconductors and innovative product development, Laurence’s expertise will support Filtronic’s commitment to delivering advanced RF and mmWave solutions across aerospace, defence, and telecommunications markets.
He said: "Filtronic's commitment to pushing the boundaries of high-frequency communication technology aligns perfectly with my passion for innovation.
“I'm eager to collaborate with this talented team to develop advanced engineering solutions that meet the evolving needs of our global customers.
“Together, we'll drive technological advancements while fostering a culture of mentorship and continual development within the engineering community."
Nat Edington, CEO of Filtronic, added: "Laurence is a natural fit for our leadership team.
“His extensive experience in flexible electronics and his proven ability to lead high-performing teams make him an invaluable addition to the company.
“Laurence's expertise will help us to innovate and expand our product offerings to meet the growing demands of the market.”
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