DPS Skis
Mark Hahn is an experienced Lean Process Engineer at DPS Skis, focused on enhancing manufacturing efficiency by addressing bottlenecks in production processes. Previously, Mark served as a Snow Ski Manufacturing Technician, utilizing advanced materials and techniques to ensure high-quality ski production. Mark's prior roles include Value Stream Leader at GE Healthcare, overseeing a team that managed significant electronic repairs, and multiple leadership positions at GE Power, where Mark worked on steam rotor manufacturing, gas turbine machining, and quality control. Mark holds a Master of Science in Supply Chain Management from Penn State University and a Bachelor of Science in Welding Engineering from The Ohio State University.
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DPS Skis
DPS designs the world’s most advanced skis. Founded in 2005, with the partnership of professional skier and ski designer Stephan Drake and leading ski engineer Peter Turner, both were inspired by a vision to make perfect skis worthy of those who live and breathe the sport. DPS introduced the world’s first and only Pure prepreg carbon fiber sandwich ski, the first 120mm powder pintail, transferred the word “rocker” from surfing to skiing—then built the first rockered ski with sidecut—and unleashed the Spoon and Spoon Technology. The fusion of space-age carbon technology and groundbreaking shaping has resulted in the world’s most advanced quiver of skis. DPS fosters a tight-knit community between its designers, reps, photographers, partners, and skiers—while also supporting environmental initiatives and innovative multimedia projects worldwide. DPS is located at the base of the Wasatch Mountains in Salt Lake City, where it operates and owns a state-of-the-art ski factory, and maintains its global headquarters. DPS is a trusted brand of serious skiers worldwide. They are sold and shipped worldwide via dpsskis.com, and on five continents in the world’s best ski shops.