Machining/Manufacturing
supporting the semiconductor industry
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Friday, November 15, 2019
About the Presentation
About the Presentation
Smart cities and devices, autonomous vehicles and smart medicine make it easy to imagine a world where there are chips in just about everything that defines our way of life. The semiconductor industry is already riding this wave and industry experts see the same trajectory for the foreseeable future.
Semiconductor manufacturing stands apart as a unique process when you compare it to other manufacturing processes. Sid Sullivan from Aceco Manufacturing will be reviewing the challenges in designing and manufacturing components used in the production of memory chips, microchips, and LCD/OLED screens. He will show how the components they make are used to manufacture these products, and how the machining industry has advanced its production equipment through the designing of more robust equipment that is capable of meeting extremely tight tolerances.
Additionally, Mr. Sullivan will show how AceCo has adopted leading-edge inspection equipment to help design world-class products and processes. He’ll have lots of pictures and props for attendees to touch and evaluate.
About the Presenter
About the Presenter
Sid Sullivan
President and CFO
Aceco Precision Manufacturing
Sid Sullivan presently serves as the President and CFO at AceCo Precision Manufacturing. He has 27 years of accounting and operational/manufacturing experience.
Sid graduated with a B.B.A. in Accounting from Boise State University. After working in the banking industry as a risk review auditor for five years, he transitioned to the manufacturing sector. He has been employed at AceCo for 20 years and was recently honored as a recipient for the 2016 Idaho Business Review Excellence in Finance awards program.
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