Scott Maxwell – Environmental Laboratory Manager
Scott Maxwell has over 20 years of experience in the environmental testing industry. His experience includes direct exposure to various types of environmental testing including Dynamics (vibration, shock, shock response spectrum (SRS), and seismic), and Climatics (temperature, humidity, solar radiation, altitude, thermal vacuum). Maxwell also managed a fire resistance testing laboratory that included Telecom (NEBS) GR-63-CORE System Level Fire resistance testing and FAA Jet Engine Fire Simulation with FAA, DER, and government witness. Additionally, Maxwell has managed and performed nuclear qualification testing, pressure testing, air and fluid flow testing and vehicle crash testing. Maxwell has served on various boards and committees and possesses an intimate understanding of the various military, commercial, and industry specific test specifications used in today’s test protocols.
Andrew Catterall – EMC Laboratory Manager
Andrew Catterall has over ten years’ experience in electronics and electrical systems testing, from prototype integrated circuit chips to large cabinet-installed systems. As well as EMC testing, Andrew has much experience in analog, digital, mixed-signal and RF testing as well as areas as diverse as design-for-test, PCB design and assembly, test automation, data analysis, microcontrollers, telecommunications and semiconductor fabrication. Prior to joining Keystone Compliance, Andrew worked in the nuclear power industry, where he was the lead EMC engineer for the instrumentation and control systems on high-profile projects, both in the US and overseas, for one of the largest OEMs in the industry.
As well as a detailed knowledge of EMC test standards and regulatory compliance requirements, he brings particular expertise in supporting customers in the areas of troubleshooting and designing for compliance. Having worked for both large corporations and startups, he understands the importance of providing both timely and cost-effective services to all of our customers, as well as having first-hand understanding of the technical, logistical and professional support needs of product engineers and managers when they come to an EMC lab. Andrew is a member of the IEEE EMC Society.
