Building high-reliability (Class II medical and Class III military and aerospace) products brings an entirely additional layer of documentation and attention to everything from component selection to material choice. Furthermore, restrictions on rework and repair place an even greater emphasis on “building it right the first time.” Fillebrown will discuss lessons learned from two decades of designing and building high-reliability hardware.
Fillebrown started with ACD after graduating from the University of Texas – Dallas and became a stockholder at ACD in January 1995. He has a total tenure with the company of more than 20 years. Scott graduated from UTD in 1989 with a B.S. in Business Administration with a concentration in Marketing. He currently is responsible for the company’s finance, manufacturing operations and marketing efforts. Scott’s out-of-the-box thinking towards manufacturing has led ACD to win numerous awards for revenue growth and technology advances.