Gregory Williamson

Gregory Williamson, Tool-and-Die Machinist, Ocean Optics Thin Films, Largo, Fla.

July 2, 2001
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Gregory WilliamsonTool-and-Die Machinist
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Greg in a rare moment of reposeA tool-and-die machinist for the company's Ocean Thin Films division since January 2000 -- machinists are the guys who use lathes, drill presses, milling machines and other equipment to produce precision parts -- Greg routinely puts in 50+ hours each week while maintaining his good humor and positive attitude.

"Greg has always worked really hard, and is very focused," says Phil Buchsbaum, General Manager of Ocean Thin Films."And on top of that, he's just a really nice guy."

Greg handles of a variety of machining tasks, including fixturing for vacuum coating operations, tooling for the lithography and optics departments, and prototype production for optical assembly development.His handiwork includes machining for the Texas Instruments color-wheel project, as well as for the optical bench of the SAS-series OEM Spectrometer Modules and a prototype telecommunications spectrometer.

A native Floridian and hometown boy who graduated from Dunedin High School, Greg is a former Eagle Scout and has remained active in community and volunteer events for a number of years.He also moonlights as a doorman for The Pharm, a Dunedin night spot known for its eclectic mix of live music acts.

Congratulations, Kid, you've done well!

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Gregory Williamson, Tool-and-Die Machinist, Ocean Optics Thin Films, Largo, Fla.

July 2, 2001