D. Cameron Hosken

D. Cameron Hosken has a diverse work experience in engineering roles. D. Cameron began their career as an Engineering Technician at Maglio Inc., where they designed assembly procedures for Unmanned Arial Vehicle components and performed carbon fiber lay-up and mechanical assembly. Hosken then worked as an Engineering Technician at Sphere Energy, Inc., where they assisted in the analysis of waste oil purification processes and fabricated steel cradles and water jackets.

D. Cameron later joined Trust Automation as an Assembly Technician, where they performed mechanical assembly on military and semiconductor applications and built and installed complex cabling. D. Cameron then transitioned to the role of Field Service Engineer at Trust Automation, where they extensively traveled to customer locations, identified and rectified design deficiencies, and investigated field failures.

Following their time at Trust Automation, Hosken worked at Cogenra Solar as a Mechatronics Engineer, where they designed a high-volume manufacturing tool focused on solar cell cleaving. The tool was designed for manufacturability, maintainability, and safety standards. After that, they joined SunPower Corporation as a Mechanical Design Engineer, where they worked on the design and deployment of solar panel production lines and created manufacturing documentation and work instructions.

Their most recent role is as a Principal Engineer at Fulfil, where they oversee engineering projects. The exact responsibilities and dates for this role are not specified.

From 2006 to 2009, D. Cameron Hosken attended California Polytechnic State University-San Luis Obispo, although it is not specified whether they obtained a degree or focused on a particular field of study.