Timothy Adams

With over 30 years of robust industry experience, I bring a wealth of practical, real-world knowledge into the classroom. My extensive technical background is rooted in Tool and Die and Manufacturing Engineering, spanning critical areas such as tool and machine design, assembly cell layout, Metal Stamping, and both Zinc and Aluminum Die Casting. Throughout my career, I have specialized in implementing Lean Manufacturing principles, Design for Manufacturing and Assembly (DFMA), Process Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (PFMEA), and implementation of Quality Standards.

I find myself now dedicated to preparing the next generation of industry professionals, I teach a comprehensive suite of courses including CNC Machining and Programming, Manufacturing Processes, Advanced Manufacturing Techniques, and Advanced Manufacturing Design and Graphics. I am deeply passionate about helping students bridge the gap between academic theory and practical application by sharing valuable, real-world life experiences in Manufacturing Engineering.