Lewis Galligan

Lewis Galligan has a diverse work experience spanning multiple industries. Lewis currently serves as the Senior Director of Engineering at CelLink Corporation since March 2023. Previously, they worked at Lear Corporation from 2014 to 2023, holding positions such as Global Director of Advanced Engineering, Director of North American Connection Systems Engineering, and Engineering Manager. At Lear Corporation, they were responsible for overseeing product development and validation, leading teams in NA engineering, ensuring adherence to design processes, and setting strategies for OEM customers.

Prior to Lear Corporation, Lewis worked at Delphi from 2007 to 2014, where they held roles such as GM Sales - Electrical/Electronic Architecture and DCS Global Account Manager - Chrysler. Lewis'sresponsibilities at Delphi included managing sales, engineering, and program management teams, overseeing account profitability, and handling customer pricing and contracts.

Before Delphi, they worked at FCI from 1998 to 2007 as a Global Account Manager, primarily responsible for managing a global team and overseeing a product portfolio related to automotive electrical connectors and systems.

Lewis began their career at Thomas & Betts as a Project Engineer from 1995 to 1998, where they were involved in the design and production of Ford Motor Co.'s battery cables and served as an engineering and production liaison for grounding devices.

Lewis also gained experience as a Software Engineer at Vysion Inc from 1993 to 1994, where they designed and implemented call routines for banking systems.

Additionally, Lewis had an internship with General Motors from 1988 to 1991, working as an Electrical Engineer/Mechanical Engineer and conducting thermographical analysis of electrical bussways.

Overall, Lewis Galligan has several years of experience in engineering and management roles in various companies, with a focus on automotive connectivity and electrical systems.

Lewis Galligan earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering from Michigan Technological University in 1995.