Mazak Optonics recently announced the addition of Rebekah Skinner as a Field Service Engineer based out of the Toronto area to help support the company's growing Canadian laser-cutting machine customer base.
Rebekah has a degree in Electo-Mechanical Engineering Technology and brings extensive field service credentials, including years of experience with a major global robotics manufacturer. Her electronic skills include control logic design, circuit board assembly, diagnostics and repair. Rebekah is also certified in pneumatics, hydraulics, PLCs and other relevant industrial technology.
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