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Peter den Hollander, PMP

Chief Technology Officer at Jedson Engineering

Peter den Hollander, PMP has a diverse range of work experience in various roles and industries. Peter started their career at IPC Systems, Inc in 1995 as a Senior Electrical and Controls Engineer, where they executed and managed a $6MM project to replace process controls on a TAD tissue paper machine. Peter then joined Jedson Engineering in 2003 and took on several roles, including Manager of Projects, General Manager, Executive Director of Project Management, and Chief Technology Officer. In these roles, they were responsible for managing projects, overseeing P&L, leading teams, and implementing various efficiency initiatives. Peter has extensive experience in managing multi-discipline projects, implementing design software, and ensuring project management standards are met. Peter has also played a crucial role in relocating office spaces, optimizing resource utilization, and introducing tracking and forecasting tools. Overall, Peter den Hollander, PMP has demonstrated strong leadership skills and a proven track record in successfully managing complex projects and teams.

Peter den Hollander, PMP's education history includes studying at the Anthonie Keldermans College in Bergen op Zoom, The Netherlands from 1983 to 1988. During this time, they pursued a degree in Power Electrical and Control Systems, focusing on Electronics & Control Systems and Energy & Power Systems. Additionally, Peter has obtained diplomas in Power Electrical and Control Systems from the same institution. Peter has also obtained a PMP certification from the PMI, although the month and year of obtaining the certification are not provided.

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Timeline

  • Chief Technology Officer

    January, 2011 - present

  • General Manager

    January, 2013

  • Manager of Projects

    January, 2007

  • Electrical Power and Control and Instrumentation Systems Department Lead

    January, 2005

  • Senior Electrical and Control and Instrumentation Systems Engineer

    January, 2003