Mack Molding, a leading custom plastics molder and supplier of contract manufacturing services, has added 10 engineering and business professionals at its Vermont facilities to keep up with demand for its products and services. New hires include:
- Andrew Sleasman, program manager at company headquarters in Arlington. He formerly served as chief industrial engineer at Telescope Casual Furniture in Granville, NY.
- Carolyn Bigwood, materials manager at Mack’s Cavendish plant. She most recently served as operations manager at Whitney Blake Company in Bellows Falls.
- Daniel Cosachov, Joe Ireland, Nicole McCarvill and Katie Rawluszki, manufacturing engineers at Mack headquarters. Cosachov is a recent graduate of Rochester Institute of Technology who interned at PPC Broadband in East Syracuse, NY. Ireland most recently worked as an applications engineer at Fluid Power Sales/Applied Industrial Technologies in Baldwinsville, NY. McCarvill is a former Mack intern and a recent graduate of Stony Brook University. Rawluszki joins Mack from Valmet Inc in Washington state, where she served as product manager for mechanical rolls.
- Ryan Star, manufacturing engineer at Mack's Cavendish facility. Before joining Mack, he worked as a machine operator at Metal-Flex Welded Bellows in Newport.
- Ryan Murphy, supplier engineer at Mack headquarters. Murphy is a recent graduate of Keene State College who served as a manufacturing engineering intern at Stanley Black & Decker/Lenox American Saw & Manufacturing Company in East Longmeadow, MA.
- Guy Milliman, software applications engineer at Mack headquarters. He is a recent graduate of the University of Denver who recently served as a Mack intern.
- Hillary Burdick, procurement specialist at Mack headquarters. She most recently served as purchasing manager at Dailey Precast in Shaftsbury.