Lancereal expands teams with new hires
Powertrain solutions specialist Lancereal has strengthened its vehicle electrification and sales expertise with the appointments of Vyankatesh Kulkarni (Venky) as systems integration engineer and Callum Tart as sales engineer.
Venky’s background in electrical systems engineering and software integration will enhance Lancereal’s focus on electrification, while Callum, with over ten years’ experience in engineering and sales, will boost customer support and business growth efforts.
These additions highlight Huddersfield-based Lancereal’s commitment to advancing net-zero solutions and meeting evolving industry needs by integrating new technologies and building a dynamic team ready to address the challenges of the future.
Venky said: "What I enjoy most about working at Lancereal is the opportunity to contribute to innovative projects in a collaborative environment.
“The company's commitment to cutting-edge technology and continuous improvement aligns perfectly with my passion for developing advanced software solutions."
Laura Hampson, Lancereal’s sales director, added: “Venky and Callum bring a blend of technical knowledge and industry experience that will be invaluable as we continue to innovate and grow.
“Their expertise will help us better serve our customers and support our mission of advancing towards a net zero future.”
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