SHEFFIELD, UK, Apr 15, 2015 – MachineWorks Ltd has announced the appointment of Simon Vickers and Kiran Tata to join the experienced technical team and help deliver solutions for both MachineWorks and Polygonica Software Development Toolkits at the company’s head office in Sheffield, United Kingdom.
The newest testing team member, Kiran Tata, has been welcomed as quality assurance engineer. Kiran is an ISEB certified tester with a Masters Degree in Computer
Applications and 6 years of software testing industry experience. Kiran is bringing in a strong set of skills to MachineWorks for making compliance a more efficient and complete procedure.
The expert technical team understands that writing exceptional code is only a part of the final package consequently, they make regression testing and quality assurance procedures an intrinsic part of the MachineWorks Technology.
Simon Vickers is the latest software engineer to join the development team. Simon’s MSci in Theoretical Physics, PHD in computational plasma physics and past 3 years experience in physics software development. He is adding a wider range of skills to the specialist development team to expand the core functionality of our software libraries.
Striving to anticipate market trends, the innovative MachineWorks software team delivers new features ahead of requirements and expand the range of functionality whilst continuously enhancing the software performance.
About MachineWorks
MachineWorks Software sets the standard for CNC simulation and verification component software in the industry. More than 60% of CAM developers in the world have integrated MachineWorks technology into their applications and benefited from MachineWorks’ cutting-edge functionality since 1994. MachineWorks’ toolkit has been integrated by software and hardware OEMs looking for a solution in simulation of material removal and clash and gouge detection of any type of CNC machining. MachineWorks’ core technology combines speed, accuracy and stability. It is ideally suited for anti-crash systems, complex machining and full machine simulation.
For more information, please visit www.machineworks.com.
