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Automotive Radar Sensors Industry Poised for Strong Growth

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Automotive Radar Sensors Industry Poised for Strong Growth

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Most recently serving as vice president of operations and quality for the Americas at TE Connectivity, Ashwani Muppasani is an accomplished automotive engineering professional. Responsible for achieving year-over-year growth for an automotive products company, Ashwani Muppasani is experienced in the design and implementation of new automotive technology.

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Most recently serving as vice president of operations and quality for the Americas at TE Connectivity, Ashwani Muppasani is an accomplished automotive engineering professional. Responsible for achieving year-over-year growth for an automotive products company, Ashwani Muppasani is experienced in the design and implementation of new automotive technology.

According to the technology market research company Technavio, automotive radar sensors, used as the basis of automotive safety systems, are an intelligent automotive technology poised to experience rapid growth. Over the next four years, the radar sensors market is expected to grow by nearly $4.5 billion, according to Technavio.

The growth is partially due to favorable legislation that promotes the installation of radar-based safety systems, include those that monitor blind spots and assist with parking. Another factor propelling the growth of automotive radar sensors is the worldwide push, including imminent global agreements, to coordinate vehicular radar in the frequency range of 77-81 gigahertz.

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Automotive Radar Sensors Industry Poised for Strong Growth

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Most recently serving as vice president of operations and quality for the Americas at TE Connectivity, Ashwani Muppasani is an accomplished automotive engineering professional. Responsible for achieving year-over-year growth for an automotive products company, Ashwani Muppasani is experienced in the design and implementation of new automotive technology.

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Published: Direct and Indirect Procurement

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Published: Direct and Indirect Procurement

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I published “Direct and Indirect Procurement” on @Medium https://ift.tt/2Ss4fXo

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The former vice president of operations and quality at TE Connectivity in Winston Salem, North Carolina, Ashwani Muppasani is an accomplished industrial engineer. Also a certified ergonomist, Ashwani Muppasani is a member of the Board of Certified Professional Ergonomists (BCPE) organization.

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The former vice president of operations and quality at TE Connectivity in Winston Salem, North Carolina, Ashwani Muppasani is an accomplished industrial engineer. Also a certified ergonomist, Ashwani Muppasani is a member of the Board of Certified Professional Ergonomists (BCPE) organization.

A recognized ergonomics certifying body and a corporate member of the Institute for Credentialing Excellence, BCPE offers professional certification for practitioners in the field of human factors/ergonomics/user experience (HF/E/UX). Employers who hire engineers with BCPE credentialing know they are gaining staff with extensive training and expertise.

Professionals in the HF/E/UX field have a critical role in product design to ensure the end products achieve a high level of human compatibility. Engaging with various systems across the enterprise--such as work, product, and service systems--HF/E/UX professionals use their knowledge of people's cognitive and physical capabilities, as well as their accessibility needs and limitations, to achieve an inclusive, easy-to-use design and overall product effectiveness.

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The former vice president of operations and quality at TE Connectivity in Winston Salem, North Carolina, Ashwani Muppasani is an accomplished industrial engineer. Also a certified ergonomist, Ashwani Muppasani is a member of the Board of Certified Professional Ergonomists (BCPE) organization.

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The Benefits of a Certified Professional Ergonomist

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The Benefits of a Certified Professional Ergonomist

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An accomplished industrial engineer, Ashwani Muppasani is the former vice president of operations and quality at TE Connectivity in Winston Salem, NC. Also a certified ergonomist, Ashwani Muppasani is a member of the Board of Certified Professional Ergonomists (BCPE).

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An accomplished industrial engineer, Ashwani Muppasani is the former vice president of operations and quality at TE Connectivity in Winston Salem, NC. Also a certified ergonomist, Ashwani Muppasani is a member of the Board of Certified Professional Ergonomists (BCPE).

An independent, nonprofit ergonomics certifying body, BCPE offers professional certification to people working in the field of human factors and ergonomics (HFE). A Certified Professional Ergonomist (CPE) credential is an increasingly useful designation in the growing arena of ergonomics practitioners. Although the credential is voluntary and not required to work in the field, holding a CPE credential demonstrates a baseline of knowledge and competence to employers and improves a candidate's job prospects.

Professionals who have earned the CPE designation signal that they have core competencies in analysis, design, validation, and implementation. The minimum requirements to attain certification are a bachelor's degree with academic coursework in BCPE core competencies, at least three years of full-time work in the HFE field, and a passing score on a written examination.

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The Benefits of a Certified Professional Ergonomist

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An accomplished industrial engineer, Ashwani Muppasani is the former vice president of operations and quality at TE Connectivity in Winston Salem, NC. Also a certified ergonomist, Ashwani Muppasani is a member of the Board of Certified Professional Ergonomists (BCPE). An independent, nonprofit ergonomics certifying body, BCPE offers professional certification to people working in the field of human factors and ergonomics (HFE).