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VJ Electronix Hires Sandy Chew to Service the Northern California and Northern Nevada Territory
April 21, 2022 | VJ Electronix, Inc.Estimated reading time: 1 minute
VJ Electronix, Inc., the leader in rework technologies and global provider of advanced X-ray inspection and component counting systems, is pleased to announce its expansion into Northern California and Northern Nevada areas with the hire of Sandy Chew.
“We’re building a team of enthusiastic sales professionals who are driven, have a great attitude, and a customer-centric approach to sales,” stated David Hamel, Global Director of Sales & Marketing Sandy fits the bill perfectly and it is great to have her with us.”
Ms. Chew joins VJ Electronix as the newest addition to its sales team. Based in Northern California, she is extremely skilled at developing trusted relationships and is comfortable selling on all levels. She is well positioned to immediately and positively impact the company with a solid history of servicing accounts for both capital equipment and support.
Chew’s professional approach to servicing high-tech customers has been developed and refined over her years in the industry. As a goal-driven professional that is self-motivated and results-driven, her team player approach has been valuable to both her customers and the companies she has worked for.
Chew is an excellent communicator capable of promoting her companies’ product benefits at both the executive and technical levels. She is an experienced leader of cross-functional teams who can drive customer requests, market requirements, and trends through integrated hardware product lifecycles. Chew holds a BS in Mechanical Engineering.
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