Guill Adds Three to Employee Roster
Extrusion tooling maker Guill Tool has recently hired of three new employees.
Extrusion tooling maker Guill Tool has recently hired of three new employees. Peter Leary is the company’s new technical sales engineer, while Lori Vaz and Diane Whittaker will provide customer service to clients.
Peter Leary Photos: Guill Tool
Leary is a mechanical engineer with more than 10 years of application engineering experience from manufacturing, R&D and the medical/pharma industry.
In his role as technical sales engineer, Leary will provide technical sales support and application advice for Guill Engineering products in the extrusion division. He is also available to make facility visits for consulting, troubleshooting or process improvement.
Whittaker joined the company in December, 2022 as a Customer Service Representative. She supports Guill customers with order entry, order follow up and answering emails. She has worked in manufacturing for over 20 years and, before joining the company, she held several positions including customer service representative, production control lead and QC lead for a manufacturing company in Warwick, R.I.
Lori Vaz became a part of the Guill team in January, 2023 as a Customer Service Representative. Her job duties are the same as Diane’s. She has extensive experience in jewelry manufacturing and 25 years of customer service experience.
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