Stress Engineering Services opens new offices
Published by Bella Weetch,
Editorial Assistant
World Pipelines,
Stress Engineering Services, Inc. (SES), a global leader in consulting engineering services and solutions, has opened offices in two new locations in the US: Irvine, California and Columbus, New Jersey.
SES’ Ehsan Rajabi and Ken Cramer will manage the new California office, located in Orange County, just south of Los Angeles. The office will enable SES to be even more responsive to the needs of its clients in the Irvine area and throughout the West Coast. “We are excited to have boots-on-the-ground in Orange County, California,” said Clint Haynes, Vice President, SES, “and we are already experiencing a tremendous benefit from the improved proximity to our medical technology clients, particularly through more efficient delivery of consumer product, medical device, and industrial design services in the area.”
Additionally, SES’ logistics services company, Advanced Logistics Optimization Engineering (ALOE) Group LLC, has moved into its first office space in Columbus, New Jersey. As a new, innovative supply chain services organisation developed in affiliation with SES, ALOE’s New Jersey office will serve as its headquarters as well as an East Coast base for SES to pursue wider opportunities. Initially, four staff members will manage the office, led by Chad Whyte. Whyte commented, “The ALOE Group merges deep physics-based package engineering and seasoned, business-savvy logistics and supply chain expertise. Our new East Coast headquarters will ideally position us to address the challenges that customers on both the technical and operational side are facing in the region.”
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