Fabrisonic Engineer Recognized
Justin Wenning is included in the sixth annual “30 Under 30” list by Forbes.
Posted: February 8, 2017
He is responsible for building next generation hardware for customers, especially radiation shielding testing components for satellites. He also leads a project for NASA, focusing on the capabilities of heat exchanger design and fabrication.
Fabrisonic LLC (Columbus, Ohio), a manufacturer specializing in metal 3D printing applications that utilize Ultrasonic Additive Manufacturing (UAM) technology, announced that one of their engineers, Justin Wenning, was recognized in the sixth annual Forbes Magazine “30 Under 30″ list that includes 30 honorees for each of 20 categories. All under 30 years old, these honorees were vetted by a panel of judges in their respective fields. Over 15,000 online submissions were received, making it a four percent acceptance rate.
Wenning is responsible for building next generation hardware for Fabrisonic customers, especially radiation shielding testing components for satellites. He also leads a project for NASA that focuses on the capabilities of heat exchanger design and fabrication. He completed his BS in Welding Engineering from Ohio State University with a focus on solid state welding processes and power ultrasonics. In July 2016, he was featured in 30 Under 30 Future Leaders of Manufacturing by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME, New York, NY)
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