Christopher Kohler

Christopher Kohler has extensive experience in various engineering and project management roles. Christopher started their career as a Project Manager at Delphi Automotive, where they managed program timing for vehicle displays and instrument clusters. Christopher then served as an Operations Supervisor, overseeing manufacturing operations and implementing lean manufacturing techniques. Kohler also worked as a Customer Support Engineer, managing customer relations and resolving product quality concerns.

Christopher later joined Delphi Corporation as a Product Engineer, responsible for the design, development, and integration of weight-based Passive Occupancy Detection Systems (PODS). Christopher conducted Design of Experiments (DOE) and Shainin studies to improve product design and increase occupant safety. Additionally, they assisted in the development and implementation of new production tooling, resulting in significant time and cost savings.

Kohler then worked at Calsonic Kansei Corporation as a Senior Project Engineer, focusing on the development of Strain Gage based Occupant Detection Systems (ODS) in compliance with safety standards. Christopher conducted system-level testing and managed program timing to meet customer requirements.

Most recently, they joined FIAMM Technologies, LLC as a Supplier Quality Engineer. In this role, they interacted with acoustical horn component suppliers to strengthen relationships and ensure quality standards. Christopher also reviewed and approved supplier product PPAP packages and managed an assembly plant quarantine area.

Throughout their career, Christopher Kohler has demonstrated strong analytical, communication, and problem-solving skills, allowing him to effectively manage projects, resolve issues, and ensure customer satisfaction.

Christopher Kohler holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Integrated Manufacturing from Central Michigan University. No further information is available regarding the start or end year of their education at this institution.