Steve Eckert, Ph.D.

Steve is a Research Associate supporting a wide-range of research studies in the collection of traditional and 3D digital measurement and is specialized in analyzing, building, and improving processes and systems.  

Prior to joining Anthrotech, Steve spent more than 20 years at Navistar, Inc. (previously International Truck and Engine Corporation), where he was Chief Engineer of Engineering Process Development.  In that role, Steve led various process and system improvement efforts aimed at increasing overall efficiency of the product development organization based on lean product development principles, Kaizen events, and data analytics.  Steve has led teams of design engineers responsible for concept vehicle development efforts including hybrid electric vehicle and heavy-duty (class 8 truck) technology demonstration vehicle programs. 

Steve earned his Ph.D. and M.S. in Systems Engineering from Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, OH. He earned his B.S. in Physics from Hope College in Holland, MI.

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