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David Suh Joins YAMAHA IM Group USA as Inspection Product Manager
January 7, 2020 | Yamaha IM AmericaEstimated reading time: Less than a minute
YAMAHA Motor Corporation USA‘s Intelligent Machinery (IM) Division announces the appointment of David Suh to the position of Product Manager for Inspection Products. David, recognized in our industry as an Inspection Process Expert, joins YAMAHA’s North American team of technical sales and service professionals in support of YAMAHA’s SPI, AOI and X-Ray Products.
David is a Persian Gulf War Veteran with 5 years serving as a Blackhawk flight engineer in the US Army. In addition, David brings over 20 years of experience in Electronics Assembly to his new position, with particular expertise in Inspection techniques, test engineering, field service, support, and training, PCB manufacturing, and production equipment sales/support.
In making the announcement, George Babka, Sales General Manager of YAMAHA IM, said, “We’re excited to have David join our growing group of industry experts at YAMAHA. His knowledge and broad-based experience make him a valuable asset to our customers, and we’re delighted to have him on our team.”
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