CISES Speaker
Michael Ehringer
Michael Ehinger is the Vice President Sales, Service and Marketing and therefore responsible for the global activities of TRUMF Huettinger. He was graduated in 1990 at the University of Applied Science, Furtwangen, Germany and obtained his master’s degree at Brunel University, London in 1996.
In 2005 Michael was appointed as Sales and Service Manager of TRUMPF Huettinger serving mainly the European markets. In the meantime, TRUMPF Huettinger gained a global market leading position for Plasma Power Supplies which are integrated in cell manufacturing tools. In addition, TRUMPF Huettinger is offering successfully tailor-made power supply solutions to manufacturer of Semiconductor and Display Tool manufacturer.
Working at TRUMPF Huettinger, he has championed the corporate business strategies, internationalized the business model towards Asia, expanded the business scope and improved the operational excellence of the global organization.
Accelerating Innovation Cycles for Process Power Supplies
The semiconductor industry sees a unprecedented boom, fueled by an expansion of applications under the umbrella of IoT mixed with emerging technologies such as AI, EV or 5G. As TRUMPF´s Electronic division, we are dedicated to provide our customers tailored process power solutions for semiconductor plasma applications. The presentation will showcase some examples of our innovative response to industry trends, how we help our customers develop a new generation of tools for the next technology node while reducing complexity and cost of ownership.
Trumpf Huettinger
TRUMPF Hüttinger, headquartered in Germany, is the global market leader for process power, semiconductor, display and solar supplies.
We are developing, manufacturing plasma power supplies for any kind of deposition and dry-etch processes. Our products offering best in class uptime, energy efficiency, coating quality and high productivity. TRUMPF Hüttinger also has sales and service subsidiaries in Europe, America, and Asia.
Mustafa Pinarbasi is the CTO and Sr. Vice President of Magnetics Technology at Spin Memory (Previously Spin Transfer Technologies). Before joining Spin Memory in 2013, Dr. Pinarbasi was a CTO and SVP of Technology Development at SoloPower, Advanced Technology Department Manager at Hitachi GST and Distinguished Engineer at IBM. His accomplishments at IBM include the development of the giant magneto-resistance sensor used in the first GMR-based hard disk drives (HDD) and pioneering the adoption of ion beam sputtering technology into the read sensor production. He led the development of tunneling magneto-resistance (TMR) read head processing at Hitachi GST and the development of flexible and light weight solar panels at SoloPower. Dr. Pinarbasi holds a Ph.D. from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. He is an inventor with over 200 U.S. patents, has authored or co-authored over 30 scientific publications and has received numerous industry awards.
Mr. Ning Chen used to work in the mobile communication industry in Japan for long years. After joined Panasonic in 2003, he has been engaged in the development of advanced sensor solutions for smart systems. He is now the Director of China Technology Center of Industrial Solutions Company.
Ron, who joined CNW in early 2013 after over a decade at DHL, sees himself as customer-centric. He is available day and night to listen and help customers realize that CNW is their most reliable special logistics partner. Ron believes in open communications and making it easy for them to approach CNW with urgent and emergency shipping challenges, no matter how complicated.</span>
Hermann Waltl is currently the executive sales and customer support director for EV Group (EVG). In this role, he is responsible for overseeing EVG’s worldwide sales operations across all of the company’s product lines and key markets including Asia Pacific, Europe and North America. Waltl joined EV Group in 2002 as a sales operations manager where he was responsible for all aspects of worldwide contract management and sales administration for three years.
Julio Coppo is currently serving the role of Vice President of Sales and Strategic Business Development for Nanotronics, a technology company that builds robotic, artificially intelligent industrial grade microscopes, including nSpec® and nSpec® 3D. nSpec®’s highly customizable software and hardware, enables these products to serve the semiconductor, material sciences, rubber, pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries. Julio joined Nanotronics in the Fall of 2016 and he oversees the global sales and customer outreach team.
Mario Morales is the program vice president of IDC’s enabling technologies, storage, and semiconductor research. He is responsible for in-depth analysis, evaluation of emerging markets and trends, forecasting, and research of major semiconductor industry segments such as embedded and intelligent systems, wireless, personal computing, networking and cloud infrastructure, automotive electronics, and consumer.