Noah Winchester is a seasoned professional with a diverse background in engineering, law, and sales. Based on the west coast, Winchester is currently a Factory Automation Channel Manager at SICK, where he specializes in autonomous mobile platforms and develops sales and marketing plans for the company's west coast distribution partners. Winchester has extensive experience in robotics, Industry 4.0, lidar systems, sensors, PLCs, and high-precision optical measurement and visualization.

Before joining SICK, Winchester worked as a lawyer, managing complex cases at a mid-size law firm and focusing on environmental law and land use planning. He also worked as an account manager and regional sales engineer at Siemens Energy and Automation. In addition, he managed creative projects at a design firm and served as Gore Tex Product Evaluator at MountainTechs project. Winchester is a member of various organizations including the Oregon Shores Conservation Coalition, where he was formerly a board member.

Having studied Industrial and Systems Engineering and earning a Doctor of Law degree from Lewis & Clark Law School, Winchester has a wealth of knowledge that makes him stand out in his field. He has a particular interest in solutions for the aerospace, robotics, semiconductor, industrial, solar, transportation, government, and education sectors.