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New 3D printing jobs at Cartier, appointments at Azul 3D, Desktop Metal, Wi3DP and more

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Read on for the latest career moves, facility openings, and job opportunities from the Digital Manufacturing Centre, CRP Technology, Petroleum Development Oman, Innotech, Galfar Engineering and Contracting and more.

The Digital Manufacturing Centre's new 3D printing facility. Photo via DMC.
The Digital Manufacturing Centre’s new 3D printing facility. Photo via DMC.

Rapid Prototyping Technician at Cartier

Cartier, one of the world’s leading luxury jewelry and watchmaking brands, is seeking a new rapid prototyping technician for its internal prototyping workshop. The role will involve the development of new products using 3D printing and 3D scanning technologies. Technicians are expected to help define the company’s 3D digitization and reverse engineering strategies, while also prototyping components using resin-based SLA systems.

Successful applicants will have a vocational baccalaureate or technician’s certificate with 3 – 5 years of experience in 3D scanning and 3D printing. Significant experience in 3D CAD software is also a must, along with experience in additive manufacturing software programs such as Materialise Magics.

Candidates can apply for the role of Rapid Prototyping Technician at Cartier here.

Azul 3D appoints Tuan TranPham as Chief Revenue Officer

Azul 3D, the company behind the High Area Rapid Printing (HARP) technology, has appointed Tuan TranPham as its Chief Revenue Officer (CRO). TranPham has joined the company in the run-up to its first commercial 3D printer launch, following a period of rapid growth. Just last year, Azul 3D secured $10 million in an oversubscribed seed financing round and has now signed an exclusive development partnership with DuPont Electronics.

Boasting over 18 years of experience in the 3D printing industry, TranPham was recently the chief revenue officer of AREVO. Over his career, he has also held senior positions at big-name firms such as Z Corporation, 3D Systems, Objet, Stratasys, Arcam (a GE company), and Desktop Metal.

“Tuan is joining our company at a key moment,” said Chad Mirkin, Azul 3D’s co-founder and chair. “In the past year, we have made major strides in advanced manufacturing, and the results are game-changing. We are excited to be able to soon share our advances with the world.”

Azul 3D's new Chief Revenue Officer, Tuan TranPham. Photo via Azul 3D.
Azul 3D’s new Chief Revenue Officer, Tuan TranPham. Image via Azul 3D.

Wi3DP appoints Sarah Goehrke as Director of DEI Initiatives

Women in 3D Printing (Wi3DP) has announced the appointment of Sarah Goehrke as its new Director of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) Initiatives. The part-time position is run through a partnership with editorial services firm Additive Integrity, where Goehrke will form and lead volunteer teams and oversee initiatives focused on strengthening and diversifying the workforce in the 3D printing industry.

Goehrke has been in the additive manufacturing sector since 2014, founded Additive Integrity, and has held C-level positions at several 3D printing publications. She has also contributed to publications such as Forbes and frequently appears at events as a keynote speaker, panelist, and moderator. Additionally, she has been on the Wi3DP Board of Directors since 2018.

“We are thrilled to strengthen our collaboration with Sarah,” says Wi3DP Founder Nora Touré. “Not only has she been a very vocal advocate for more gender-based diversity in the industry for years, but she also has a very clear position in making the AM industry more inclusive of all diversity. We, at Women in 3D Printing, are aligned with Sarah as we believe our mission should go beyond gender diversity. Like every other Wi3DP initiative, the new DEI department we are building is aimed at being shaped and owned by the industry.”

Sarah Goehrke, Director of DEI Initiatives at Wi3DP. Photo via Wi3DP.
Sarah Goehrke, Director of DEI Initiatives at Wi3DP. Photo via Wi3DP.

James Eisenstein joins Desktop Metal Board of Directors

James Eisenstein has joined 3D printer manufacturer Desktop Metal’s Board of Directors. He was appointed to serve on the Nominating and Corporate Governance Committee of the Board.

With over 30 years of senior leadership experience in the technology sector, Eisenstein has founded several multi-billion-dollar companies such as American Tower Corporation. He also served as the Executive Chairman of Eaton Towers’ Board of Directors. Eisenstein is currently the Founder, Chairman and CEO of Grupo TorreSur, the largest independent wireless tower company in Latin America.

“We are delighted to welcome Jimmy to the Board,” said Ric Fulop, Founder and CEO of Desktop Metal. “I’ve worked with Jimmy over the past few years as he was a Limited Partner in one of Desktop Metal’s early investors, and I have no doubt his expertise and experience will prove to be an invaluable addition to our Board of Directors.”

James Eisenstein has joined Desktop Metal’s Board of Directors. Photo via James Eisenstein.
James Eisenstein has joined Desktop Metal’s Board of Directors. Photo via James Eisenstein.

PDO and partners establish concrete 3D printing facility in Oman

Petroleum Development Oman (PDO), along with Innotech and Galfar Engineering and Contracting, has launched a new concrete 3D printing facility in Ghala Industrial Area, Oman. The facility is expected to provide jobs for the local area, boost local spending and training, and improve public-private partnerships in Oman.

PDO said in a statement, “The facility is established based on the Memorandum of Collaboration signed in May for the research and development of 3D concrete printing technology to enhance In Country Value (ICV) and private sector partnership,”

Digital Manufacturing Centre launches new 3D printing facility

The Digital Manufacturing Centre (DMC) has launched its new advanced engineering and production facility at Silverstone Park, UK. The 2000 sq.m. manufacturing facility features a whole host of advanced 3D printing technologies and is designed to address the needs of clients in sectors such as aerospace, automotive, and medical. As well as forming a major part of the UK’s advanced engineering supply chain, the new facility will also play a key role in building STEM skills within the Oxfordshire-Cambridgeshire Arc.

The opening of the facility was attended by three local MPs: Dame Andrea Leadsom, Andrew Lewer, and Greg Smith, as well as representatives from SEMLEP, BTVLEP, Silverstone Technology Cluster, and Silverstone UTC.

Kieron Salter, CEO of the DMC, said, “This is a significant moment for us, the realization of a vision. Undertaking construction and fit-out in the middle of a global pandemic has not been without its challenges, but thanks to the support of our partners and SEMLEP, the DMC team’s efforts speak for themselves. While we have been operating at a limited capacity on a select few customer projects, we are now opening the doors and offering these unprecedented capabilities to wider industry.”

Kieron Salter (CEO) talks with Dame Andrea Leadsom and Greg Smith. Photo via DMC.
Kieron Salter (CEO) talks with Dame Andrea Leadsom and Greg Smith. Photo via DMC.

CRP Technology celebrates 25 year anniversary

Italian 3D printing service provider CRP Technology has celebrated its 25th anniversary. Launched by Roberto Cevolini back in 1996, CRP Technology started by investing in a sinter station for Selective Laser Sintering – at the time, it was the only company in Italy to own one. By the end of the 1990s, the firm had launched its Windform range of composite 3D printing materials, which have now seen use in applications such as satellites, patch testing for the medical sector, and fashion and design.

Roberto Cevolini’s son, Engineer Franco Cevolini, VP and CTO at CRP Technology, stated, “Purchasing an industrial 3D printer wasn’t enough for us, we wanted to make a major and stronger contribution: we decided to create a family of 3D printing materials suitable to manufacture high performing parts and applications, which could meet the needs of our F1 customers.”

Electric motorbike front nose 3D printed by CRP Technology using Windform XT 2.0. Photo via CRP Technology.
Electric motorbike front nose 3D printed by CRP Technology using Windform XT 2.0. Photo via CRP Technology.

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