Rochester Sensors Bursary Award student, James Russell, again demonstrated the mutual benefits of the long-standing relationship between Rochester Sensors and Oxford University.
During his brief, but intensive, placement, James made a significant contribution to several projects. Most notably, he was able to employ his electronic and mathematical skills to help improve the compensation algorithms used in a new high temperature variant of Rochester Sensors’s flagship fuel level sensor.
Commenting on his placement, James said “I was given the opportunity to follow a product from assembly, through testing and on to dispatch. I did this by spending a day on the production line then working with the quality department before finally watching the products shipped off to their point of use!”