MoreCeralink Inc. recently announced the hiring of Nicholas Vandervoort as a materials engineer on the company’s research and development team. In 2007, during an eight-month student co-op at Ceralink, Vandervoort successfully developed a high-temperature microwave susceptor composition that the company still uses today in its advanced Microwave Technology Center.
Vandervoort recently returned to Ceralink as a full-time engineer after completing a bachelor’s of science degree in ceramic engineering at Alfred University. In his new position, he will assist in the management of Ceralink’s commercial and government projects, including technical sales, grant writing and R&D.
“At Ceralink, we take pride in having the best materials and microwave engineers in the world,” said Patricia Strickland, CEO. “Nick’s ideas for materials innovation and his dedication to research make him a great addition to the Ceralink team.”
The company’s website is located at www.ceralink.com.
Vandervoort recently returned to Ceralink as a full-time engineer after completing a bachelor’s of science degree in ceramic engineering at Alfred University. In his new position, he will assist in the management of Ceralink’s commercial and government projects, including technical sales, grant writing and R&D.
“At Ceralink, we take pride in having the best materials and microwave engineers in the world,” said Patricia Strickland, CEO. “Nick’s ideas for materials innovation and his dedication to research make him a great addition to the Ceralink team.”
The company’s website is located at www.ceralink.com.
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