Novinium taps Ford for product development

Kent-based Novinium, a recognized technology leader in cable rejuvenation, has hired Westy Ford to the position of product development engineer.

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  • Thursday, March 24, 2016 3:16pm
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Kent-based Novinium, a recognized technology leader in cable rejuvenation, has hired Westy Ford to the position of product development engineer.

Ford will be part of the company’s new product development group, handling engineering aspects related to new products in electrical cable rejuvenation. He will also be providing lab and experimental support for Novinium’s key engineering projects.

Ford most recently worked for Resolute Marine Energy, in Boston, where he was responsible for modeling and designing systems for producing energy from the oceans. He has developed an impressive resume since graduating from Northeastern University in 2014.

“We are excited to welcome Westy to our engineering team,” said Mark Newton, vice president of engineering at Novinium. “His experience in cutting-edge energy-production will be a terrific resource for Novinium and our customers.”

Further information is available at www.novinium.com.


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