Witt Appointed Director of Engineering for E.J. Ward, Inc.

SAN ANTONIO – E.J. Ward, Inc. has appointed Paul A. Witt to director of engineering, reporting directly to Troy Goldhammer, chief operating officer.

by Staff

October 28, 2008

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SAN ANTONIO – E.J. Ward, Inc. has appointed Paul A. Witt to director of engineering. Witt has an expansive background in the automotive industry including more than 25 years domestic and international engineering management experience. He will report directly to Troy Goldhammer, chief operating officer.

A veteran of the automotive industry, Wiit has served tier one suppliers such as TRW, Siemens, and Omron. "Working within the US and internationally, Paul brings extensive experience developing new products, building engineering capabilities and processes, formulating technology roadmaps and bringing quality products to market," said Goldhammer.

Witt's educational background includes a bachelor's degree in electronic engineering from Lawrence Technological University, master's studies in business from Oakland University, plus numerous certifications in design quality. He has received several US and foreign patents in new designs and authored several papers for engineering organizations.

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