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Jay Boychuk
Automation has been my life. Building a network of automation pros, especially those in custom machine (or custom anything) building.
Jay Boychuk is a passionate professional with a strong background in automation and engineering, starting his career at a label application company and later advancing into roles like Business Development at Total ETO and Technical and Business Unit Manager at Kraken Automation Inc.
Jay's dedication to automation stems from his early exposure to it at 18 years old, leading him to build a career focused on supporting other engineers and companies in streamlining their processes for future success.
With a BSc in Physics from McMaster University, Jay combines technical knowledge with business acumen, having held key positions such as Manager of Carport Systems and US Projects at hb solar canada inc, Business Development Manager at Newton Group Ltd., and Program Manager - Solar at Newton Group Ltd.
His experience also includes roles such as Sales, Estimating, and Procurement at Handling Specialty and Project Manager at Kraken Automation Inc., showcasing a diverse skill set across various areas within the automation and engineering fields.
Jay Boychuk is committed to establishing long-term relationships with clients and partners, offering valuable insights by leveraging data to enhance operational efficiency and drive success in today's competitive business landscape.
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Anyone heading to the Control System Integrators Association (CSIA) conference in 2 weeks? I'll be there to see what's going on in the industry, meet some new people, and of course talk about monitoring project costs and dealing with panel BOMs from quoting, to engineering, to procurement and build.
If you are attending, I would love to meet up. Rebecca Rivard and I will be in Booth 24 during the expo as well. Looking forward to seeing all the #systemintegrators in Dallas.
Hey Engineers! Do you take your nicely structured SolidWorks (or Inventor) BOMs and dump them to a .csv or .xls file to pull into your MRP? Does it keep the structure, allow you to do partial design downloads effectively, and track BOM updates?
So much easier to do all that right from SolidWorks! Custom machine builder engineering teams deserve a native CAD add-in that keeps everything the way you drew it, captures and notifies of changes, and maybe even makes your spare part lists for you.
It is possible!
#billofmaterials #solidworks #autodeskinventor #engineering
