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Brian Foulkrod

Product Applications Engineer
United States Steel
United States

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Educational History

Lawrence Technological University, Master’s degree, 2007.
Lawrence Technological University, Bachelor’s degree, 2004.

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Product Applications Engineer, United States Steel

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Product Applications Engineer, United States Steel (X)

Public, 5000+ employees, Materials / Life Sciences industry

At this current time I bounce between job responsibilities. Brief descriptions of the major ones I perform are as a tooling engineer where I follow the development of new stamping dies and analysis if the dies are exceeding the material limitations. The other major task I perform is as a Customer Technical Service Representative, where I support the customer in using the material for production.

Educational History

Lawrence Technological University, Michigan, United States
Master’s degree, 2007.
Areas of study: Engineering Management

Lawrence Technological University, Michigan, United States
Bachelor’s degree, 2004.
Areas of study: BS Engineering Technology
Awards: Magna Cum Laude

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