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GlobalSpec Editorial Team
IMTS+ is where you can find the personalities, innovations, and ideas that move the manufacturing industry forward. Watch, Read and Experience the stories around the power of manufacturing technology. Produced by IMTS – The International Manufacturing Technology Show and AMT – The Association For Manufacturing Technology, visit IMTS+ on IMTS.com and discover the stories on the people in manufacturing who are transforming technologies, changing the future, and providing opportunities throughout the U.S. and beyond.
Mettler Toledo is a global manufacturer of precision instruments and a service provider. The company ranks highly in a number of market segments and is a global market leader in many areas. Mettler Toledo is a large provider of weighing systems and analysis instruments for use in laboratories and in-line measurement within demanding industrial and food production processes.
Ryan has more than five years of mechanical engineering experience and is passionate about making engineering accessible for everyone. He has a master's degree in mechanical engineering and a bachelor's degree in computer aided engineering and design. He oversaw the design of building systems as an engineering manager in New York City. Ryan's speciality is 2D and 3D CAD design, on programs like AutoCAD, SOLIDWORKS, Abaqus, Creo Parametric, Star CCM+ and more. Ryan now writes about engineering full-time at his site (mechanicalengineeringhq.com) and others.
Tony briefly studied engineering in college before switching to political science, after which he took the logical next step of becoming an art director and professional actor. Despite the disparity of these directions, his love of language has been a common theme throughout his career, and he loves to puzzle over highly technical data in the process of turning it into informative content. With experience writing in the electronics and engineering space for GlobalSpec since 2017, he grounds his work with a simple principle: “If I can understand this, then anyone can.”
Cari is the social media coordinator and part of the writing/editing team for Engineering360 and Electronics360. Having worked over a decade in the industry, she has written content for just about everything. She would most likely say her favorite topics are medical innovations or trendy gadgets. When Cari isn't on the clock, she's most likely filling her time being an avid horror enthusiast or adventure-seeking with her two daughters and Mr. Crowley, the family doodle.
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Emily is a Senior Media Editor at GlobalSpec. She graduated from the University of Central Florida with a degree in Technical Communications and has experience writing, editing, and training in spaces including creative technology, security and defense, lifestyle, and more. Originally from Florida but will travel to wherever the food is good!
Jon Lowy is a U.K. engineering graduate with a U.K. postgrad teaching qualification and a New Zealand masters in material science. He’s spent 40 years in a spectrum of technical roles across design, R&D leadership, making (and breaking) patents, business development, manufacturing, oil/gas field engineering and high school STEM teaching. Lowy has been writing professionally for three years, with works published across various digital platforms.
Diana is a highly experienced chemical engineer with a master’s degree in engineering science and over a decade of expertise in Australia's chemical processing and water industries. Her work spans water and wastewater operations, system planning, hydraulic modeling, asset capability, and, more recently, sustainability management and reporting. With more than 15 years of experience in technical writing, Diana has authored numerous reports and articles on a wide range of products and technologies and has a passion for sustainable technology.
Sue is a writer and editor for Engineering360 and Electronics360, specializing in medical device technology, alternative energy and environmental issues. Her 40 years of experience include positions as associate editor and indexer at R.R. Bowker and Environment Information Center, senior editor with a press release service, and widely unheralded Scrabble player and word nerd.
Peter has nearly 20 years of experience reporting and writing about the electronics industry including semiconductors, semiconductor manufacturing, consumer electronics, power and energy, MEMS and sensors and mobile devices. He previously worked for IHS Technology as Senior Manager for Marketing and Communication, where he wrote, edited and designed the weekly Market Watch newsletter as well as press releases on the latest IHS analytical reports. Peter has held numerous positions at Electronic News including senior editor and managing editor, where he won gold and silver awards from the American Society of Business Publication Editors (ASBPE) for both writing and design.
Scott Orlosky has an M.S. in manufacturing and control theory from the University of California at Berkeley and has worked over 30 years designing, developing, marketing and selling sensors and actuators for industrial and commercial industries. He has written numerous articles and application notes for speed and position sensors used in industrial and hazardous area environments including an author credit in 'Encoders for Dummies.' Scott authored an industrial newsletter for nearly 15 years and is also co-inventor on a number of patents involving design and manufacturing of inertial sensors.
Tyler Gleckler is an accomplished scientist, writer and renewable energy expert with a strong background in chemistry. He holds undergraduate and graduate degrees in chemistry, having studied and worked at prestigious institutions such as the University of Oxford, the University of Edinburgh, the National University of Singapore and the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. With a research focus on material chemistry and applied nanotechnology, Tyler has worked on a diverse set of projects, spanning many subjects and applications.
Seth Price is a lab associate/instructor for the chemical engineering department at New Mexico Tech. He holds a BS in materials science and engineering from Virginia Tech, an MS in materials and metallurgical engineering from New Mexico Tech, and a second BS in applied meteorology from Mississippi State. Seth has industrial experience in semiconductor manufacturing, instrumentation, plasma processing, explosives and several other STEM fields. He chases severe weather, including tornadoes, and maintains an active weather blog and also holds an amateur radio license (N3MRA).
Jody Dascalu is a freelance writer in the technology and engineering niche. She earned a bachelor of engineering in Canada and has previously worked as a manufacturing business analyst. As an avid reader, she enjoys researching upcoming technologies and is an expert on a variety of topics, including supply chains,
Mohsen is a skilled electrical engineer with over six years of experience specializing in low-frequency electromagnetics and electric machine design. Currently pursuing a PhD in Electrical Engineering at York University, he has extensive expertise in using advanced simulation tools for design, analysis, and fault detection. His research interests include electric machines, high-voltage equipment, and transients in power systems."
Gordon Feller is Global Fellow at the Smithsonian Institution. His nearly 500 magazine articles have been published by World Bank, U.N., World Economic Forum, The Financial Times of London, The Economist, TIME, Fortune, ThomsonReuters and S&P. He’s served as director at Cisco’s global HQ, and before that at IBM, Bechtel and Lockheed. Born in New York, he has Cum Laude degrees from Columbia, which awarded him the Gov. Lehman Fellowship, the Wallach Fellowship and the Dean’s Fellowship. Later, he won the U.S. Senator Mark Hatfield Fellowship and the Japan Foundation’s Prime Minister Abe Fellowship.