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Endicott Interconnect Appoints Director of Engineering Print E-mail
Written by Tracy Heffner   
Wednesday, 04 April 2007
ENDICOTT, NYEndicott Interconnect Technologies Inc. appointed Robert Whitehouse as director of Engineering, effective immediately. 
 
With 25 years experience in the printed circuit board and substrate fabrication industries, Whitehouse has held senior engineering management positions with companies such as Epec LLC, Sanmina-SCI / Hadco, United Technologies Corp., Digital Equipment Corp. and Texas Instruments. He has military experience and holds a BS from North Georgia College.
 
“Bob has a strong track record developing engineering organizations, processes and managing resources to create world-class products,” said James Fuller, vice president and general manager, PCB and Semiconductor Packaging at EI. “His expertise in new product and advanced technology development will contribute to our product definition.  Along with that, his strengths in tactical operations will lead to yield improvement, cost reduction and capital equipment installation and certification, which is an excellent fit for the type of development we are doing at EI.” 

 
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