What is the Career of a Retired Chief Technologist in Servo/Mech R&D?

In summary, a retired chief technologist in servo/mech R&D has a wealth of experience and knowledge in the field of servo and mechanical research and development. They have spent years working on cutting-edge technology and developing innovative solutions for various industries. As a retired professional, they may continue to consult or teach in their field, passing on their expertise to the next generation. They may also pursue personal projects or hobbies related to their career, further utilizing their skills and experience. Overall, a retired chief technologist in servo/mech R&D has a fulfilling and impactful career that continues to have a lasting impact even after retirement.
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BSME Missouri University of Science and Technology (was University of MO at Rolla) '78
Retired after 32 year career in disk drives
Chief Technologist managed about 150 electrical, mechanical and computer science engineers developing servo mechanics for hard disk drives
Two boys, one graduating this year in computer science at the University of Colorado - Boulder, the other graduating from Spartan College of Technology and Aeronautics.
 
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