Canon Production Printing
Pieter Verstegen has extensive work experience in the field of electronics engineering. Pieter started their career at Océ Technologies in 1999, where they worked as an electronics trainee before transitioning to electronic engineering. At Océ-Technologies, Pieter was responsible for electronics integration and test processes in large multidisciplinary projects. Pieter then became the team leader for electronics engineering, overseeing product lines such as the Océ Varioprint DP line, Canon varioPRINT 135 series, and Océ VarioPrint 6000 family. Pieter also served as the team leader for system integration of the VarioPrint i300 at Océ - A Canon Company, where they were responsible for technical integrations and various disciplines like mechanical, electrical, printing process, and software. Currently, Pieter is working at Canon Production Printing as the quality lead for cut sheet printing systems, ensuring product quality during the development phase in R&D. Pieter is involved in new releases and updates of existing products, as well as early phase projects in cooperation with the company's mother company in Japan. Throughout their career, Pieter has demonstrated expertise in electronics engineering, team leadership, and ensuring the safety and regulatory compliance of products.
Pieter Verstegen attended Blariacum College from 1990 to 1995. Pieter then pursued their Bachelor's degree in Electronics, Measurement, and Control from Fontys University of Applied Sciences from 1995 to 1999.
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Canon Production Printing
Canon Production Printing develops and manufactures high-tech printing products and workflow software for the commercial printing market and is part of Canon, a global provider of imaging technologies and services. Canon Production Printing operates on three continents, with approximately, 3300 employees (end 2022) and has its global headquarters in Venlo, the Netherlands. Its product offering includes continuous-feed and cut-sheet printers for high-volume printing and publishing, roll-to-roll and flatbed printers for large format graphics applications and large-format printers for display graphics and CAD/GIS applications. Industrial label printers for self-adhesive labels and selected flexible packaging applications have been added to the portfolio. Since the foundation of the company, the desire to continuously innovate has always been in its DNA. This desire created a natural match with Canon, which has been at the forefront of imaging excellence throughout its 80-plus year history and has committed to invest and capture growth opportunities not only in its core businesses, such as office equipment and cameras, but also in the four businesses that will underpin Canon’s future: commercial printing, network cameras, medical and industrial equipment. Canon is constantly redefining the world of imaging. Through its technology and spirit of innovation, it pushes the bounds of what is possible – helping to see our world in ways we never have before.