Bright Machines
Morris Bitton has a diverse work experience spanning over several companies and roles. Morris began their career in 1994 at Poly-Paz, where they worked as an Integration & Final Testing Engineer, responsible for computerized control of the extruders and the integration and final testing of systems. Morris then moved on to Anorad in 2000, where they served as a Service & Integration Engineer, handling various tasks such as troubleshooting computer systems, maintaining the production room, and providing support to customer sites worldwide.
In 2008, Morris joined Given Imaging B.V. as an Engineering Specialist, focusing on technical maintenance of production facilities, managing computers in the clean room, and establishing production lines. Morris transitioned to Nanomotion in 2015, taking up the role of Production Engineering Specialist. In this position, they maintained and troubleshooted electronic and mechanical faults, supported production lines, and produced reports and orders using Priority software.
Morris' next career move took him to Jabil in 2017, where they worked as a Customer Service Engineer. Morris'sresponsibilities included providing global support for customer sites, training and certifying technicians and service engineers worldwide, troubleshooting customer issues, and implementing preventive actions. Morris was also involved in training customers on product handling.
Most recently, Morris worked at Bright Machines, starting in 2017 as a Customer Service Expert and then transitioning to a similar role in 2018. Specific details about their responsibilities at Bright Machines are not provided.
Morris Bitton studied at Bosmat from 1988 to 1991, where they completed a degree in Practical Instrumentation and Control. Morris'sfield of study focused on instrumentation and control.
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Bright Machines
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Headquartered in San Francisco, Bright Machines is an industry leading technology company that offers an innovative approach to intelligent, software-defined manufacturing. It leverages computer vision, machine learning, 3D simulation, and adaptive robotics to fundamentally change the flexibility, scalability, and economics of production. With more than 500 employees worldwide, Bright Machines operates R&D centers in the U.S. and Israel, with additional field operations in the U.S., Mexico, China, and Poland. In 2019 Bright Machines was named a “Technology Pioneer” by the World Economic Forum and one of “America’s Most Promising Artificial Intelligence Companies” by Forbes.