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Career changes at Kannegiesser: Casey Lott; Sascha Nagel and Robert Douglass.
Casey Lott
Casey moved from the Systems Performance Team to Technical Marketing Coordinator.
A graduate of UW-Stout, I’m a serious freelance photographer and I’ve held marketing roles in various organizations. After great experiences as an installer and on the Systems Performance Team, I am excited to take the new position of Technical Marketing Coordinator.
I look forward to supporting our marketing efforts in a number of ways, including assisting with system manuals, product documentation, training documentation, photography and videos, parts catalogue, controls documentation support, and new product implementation.
Sascha Nagel
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Sacha moved from Parts Analyst to IST Project Coordinator.
Originally from Saarlouis, Germany, I moved to the U.S. at the age of 7 (1992) and lived in Seattle before moving to Texas in 1999. I enjoy spending time with my 1-year old son, reading, and exercising.
I started with Kannegiesser ETECH in September of 2015. Prior to that, I worked for a rubber roller manufacturing plant for 12 years, starting out running manual lathes and working my way up to Order Entry/Outsource Manager. I am currently enrolled at The University of Texas at Arlington and I am a few semesters shy of my Mechanical Engineering Degree.
Robert Douglass
Robert moved from Service Coordinator to Parts Analyst.
I originally started off in the Financial Brokerage industry. After 6 years I transitioned into Information Technology. I have almost 20 years in the IT Industry and look forward to applying the skills I’ve learned to the parts analyst position.


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When I’m not working, you will find me at the farm enjoying the great outdoors. My hobbies include photography and flying!
For more information, visit the company’s web site: Kannegiesser ETECH
July 23, 2018 in Careers, Featured, News, Supplier News
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