
PDS Adds Seth Rimmer as Electromechanical Engineer
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PDS hires Seth Rimmer as an Electromechanical Engineer, enhancing their engineering team.
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- Rimmer holds a Mechanical Engineering degree.
- He has hands-on experience from LeeBoy.
- He worked in the Environmental Health & Safety team.
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~4 min readPDS Adds Seth Rimmer as Electromechanical Engineer
Rimmer is a recent graduate of North Carolina State University with a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering. He brings a strong academic foundation and practical, hands-on experience gained through LeeBoy, a heavy equipment manufacturer, in its Environmental Health & Safety (EHS) team.
Bessemer City, NC - Precision Drive Systems (PDS) is pleased to announce the hiring of Seth Rimmer to its engineering team as an Electromechanical Engineer. In this role, Rimmer will report to long-time PDS Engineering Manager Kenny Wilson and support the company's continued commitment to innovation and technical excellence.
Rimmer is a recent graduate of North Carolina State University with a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering. He brings a strong academic foundation and practical, hands-on experience gained through LeeBoy, a heavy equipment manufacturer, in its Environmental Health & Safety (EHS) team.
"Seth is an exciting addition to our engineering team," said Robert Turk of PDS. "His technical training, curiosity, and strong work ethic position him to contribute immediately. We're confident he will be a positive force on the team and continue to grow under Kenny Wilson's leadership."
During his time at North Carolina State University, Rimmer gained extensive experience drafting and interpreting technical blueprints and CAD documents using industry-standard software such as SolidWorks, AutoCAD, and Fusion 360. His coursework included Principles of Electrical Engineering, Strength of Mechanical Components, Fundamentals of Vibrations, Thermodynamics I & II, Steam & Gas Turbines, Controls Lab, and Entrepreneurship Engineering Design.
In his new role at PDS, Rimmer will apply his electromechanical expertise to support engineering projects, enhance product development, and drive process improvements across the organization.
About Precision Drive Systems
Since 1996, PDS has been the global leader in innovative spindle solutions, pioneering design and engineering, providing first-class technical support, and offering rapid repairs for diverse applications in the metal, wood, plastics, stone, marble, glass, and robotics industries. PDS headquarters are in Bessemer City, NC, near Charlotte.
For more information, visit www.SpindleRepair.com or call 704-922-1206.
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