Mike Quick

Kissimmee FL May 11, 2006 - DiagnoSYS, a world leader in electronics test, inspection and programming, promoted Andy Quick to Applications Engineer and hired Mike Quick as Field Support Engineer.
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Andy Quick will be based in Chicago, and Mike Quick will be based in Kissimmee.
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"Andy and Mike are both an ideal fit in their new positions with DiagnoSYS," said Tim Webb, President, DiagnoSYS, Inc.
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Mike Quick joined DiagnoSYS in December after Hurricane Katrina forced the shutdown of the Rocketdyne, Stennis Space Center in Mississippi, where he was an instrumentation engineer for the main engine of the NASA space shuttle.While there, he instituted measurement/data collection and analysis systems for various engine components.Before joining the shuttle effort, he was a teaching assistant at the University of Illinois in Urbana-Champaign.

"We had to do a lot of troubleshooting using data anomalies and figuring out how to use data we gathered to plan the next test to track down and fix problems," he said."I'm looking forward to working more closely with individual customers on highly advanced equipment to really make a difference in their productivity and operating efficiencies."

Mike Quick was graduated from the University of Illinois with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Electrical Engineering and minors in Computer Science and Mathematics.

DiagnoSYS, a world leader in electronics test, inspection and programming, promoted Andy Quick to Applications Engineer and hired Mike Quick as Field Support Engineer.
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Andy Quick will be based in Chicago, and Mike Quick will be based in Kissimmee.
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Kissimmee, FL (PRWEB) May 14, 2006 -- DiagnoSYS, a world leader in electronics test solutions, has promoted Andy Quick to Applications Engineer and hired Mike Quick as Field Support Engineer.
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Andy Quick will be based in Chicago, and Mike Quick will be based in Kissimmee.
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"Andy and Mike are both an ideal fit in their new positions with DiagnoSYS," said Tim Webb, President, DiagnoSYS Systems, Inc.
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Mike Quick joined DiagnoSYS in December after Hurricane Katrina forced the shutdown of the Rocketdyne, Stennis Space Center in Mississippi, where he was an instrumentation engineer for the main engine of the NASA space shuttle.While there, he instituted measurement/data collection and analysis systems for various engine components.Before joining the shuttle effort, he was a teaching assistant at the University of Illinois in Urbana-Champaign.

"We had to do a lot of troubleshooting using data anomalies and figuring out how to use data we gathered to plan the next test to track down and fix problems," he said."I'm looking forward to working more closely with individual customers on highly advanced equipment to really make a difference in their productivity and operating efficiencies."

Mike Quick was graduated from the University of Illinois with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Electrical Engineering and minors in Computer Science and Mathematics.

DiagnoSYS, a world leader in electronics test, inspection and programming, promoted Andy Quick to Applications Engineer and hired Mike Quick as Field Support Engineer.
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Andy Quick will be based in Chicago, and Mike Quick will be based in Kissimmee. (PRWEB May 14, 2006)