Clear-Com has announced the appointments of several key members to its US team: Jeremy Thelen and Greg Wolf join as applications engineers and JP Torres joins as senior product training specialist. Torres assumes the role formerly occupied by Frank Linton, who has accepted a new position within Clear-Com as product manager for military, aerospace and government.
Both Thelen and Wolf join Clear-Com from Game Creek Video, where they were mobile unit engineers and EIC (engineers in charge), and worked on some of the largest sports broadcasts in the country, including “NFL on CBS” and multiple Super Bowl championships, “Final Four,” the Masters golf tournament, the PGA Championships, and more. They bring a wealth of technical expertise, especially in IP networking which has become a growing customer need.
“The systems we are installing are becoming more and more complex, especially in the world of networking,” explained applications engineering manager, Justin Emge. “When you consider the requirements for proper networks when transporting AES67 audio, you can never get enough of a brain trust to support those systems and the customer. Jeremy and Greg bring to the table significant knowledge and experience that will take an already successful Applications Engineering team and elevate it above the rest.”
Torres joins the company after 13 years at Sony Electronics, where he worked as a promotional video producer and senior audio content trainer for consumer products in North America. He brings nearly 20 years of experience in video production and audio content management, including design expertise which he will use to develop content for product training.
“JP’s combination of skills in both training delivery and video design made him the perfect candidate for this role,” said Gavin MacDonald, senior director of global service and support. “We put significant energy and time into developing high-value training content for our customers, and I look forward to seeing how much more JP can elevate our video, webinar and in person training content.”
