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Michael Schulte
Enabling Fulfillment Centers to Do More with Less
Michael Schulte is a professional with expertise in fulfillment & distribution operations, demand planning, and inventory optimization.
He holds advanced skills in Python programming and intermediate proficiency in AutoCAD and Simul8.
With a diverse educational background from Brigham Young University Marriott School of Business, Nanjing University, and Saïd Business School, University of Oxford, Michael has a strong foundation in business and management.
In his professional journey, Michael has held various roles such as Vice President, Industrial Engineering, Director, Industrial Engineering, and Manager, Industrial Engineering at Intralog.
His experience includes working as an Industrial Engineer, Inventory Planner, and Demand Planner at Vivint Smart Home, as well as serving as a Global Supply Management Intern at Tesla.
Furthermore, Michael has contributed his skills in supply chain purchasing analysis at Boeing, managed operations and supplier relations at TNC AVIATION, and worked in business development and operations management roles in companies like Global Access and WASINC International, Ltd.
He is fluent in Dutch and German, conversational in Mandarin, and a native English speaker, enabling him to engage with a diverse range of clients and partners globally.
Highlights
Hey LinkedIn Friends,
A friend is looking to pivot from frontend web development to industrial automation engineering - the world of PLC, HMI, SCADA, etc.. Would any of you with experience in this field be willing to spare time for a call with my friend? He is looking to learn more about the field in general.
#industrialautomation #manufacturing #distribution #materialhandling
With C++ back in the news (#crowdstrike), I’m reminded of the White House’s February announcement calling for memory-safe software.
Many companies use the ROS framework for robotics, where C++ is the predominant programming language due to its performance and robust hardware integration.
So… I’m curious about the future of the warehouse robotics industry. Are we headed towards adopting Rust? Are we sticking with C++? Are the tools/community at critical mass yet to start moving away from C++? What do you think the future looks like?
#warehouserobotics #warehouseautomation #fulfillment #supplychain #warehousing #distribution #programming
