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Geena Bowen Joins Electra Polymers as Inkjet LaboratoryTechnician
February 24, 2025 | Electra Polymers LtdEstimated reading time: 1 minute
Electra Polymers Ltd, a global leader in specialty materials for the PCB industry, is delighted to welcome Geena Bowen to its inkjet development team as an Inkjet focused laboratory technician. Geena brings a strong scientific background with a distinction in MSc Biomedicine and a First-Class BSc (Hons) in Biomedical Science further enhancing Electra’s capabilities in advancing sustainable PCB solutions.
Advancing Inkjet Innovation for Sustainable PCB Manufacturing
Geena’s addition to Electra’s inkjet team reflects the company’s continued investment in digital manufacturing technologies, particularly in inkjet soldermask development, a field where Electra leads the industry with its cutting-edge ElectraJet® EMJ110 range. Her expertise will play a key role in driving innovative, high-performance, and eco-friendly solutions for PCB manufacturing.
Lee Corfe, Inkjet Development Manager at Electra Polymers, expressed enthusiasm for Geena’s arrival, “We are excited to welcome Geena to our inkjet development team. Her scientific background, is a perfect fit for Electra’s mission to drive innovation in inkjet materials for the PCB industry. Geena’s contributions will further strengthen our leadership in digital soldermask solutions and accelerate our efforts to deliver eco-friendly, high-performance materials.”
Geena commented, “Using my experience and scientific knowledge from university, I am eager to immerse myself in the innovative work at Electra Polymers and contribute to cutting-edge research. I look forward to collaborating with a talented team and embarking on my career.”
Driving the Future of Digital PCB Technology
Electra Polymers continues to invest in both talent and technology to maintain its position as the global leader in inkjet soldermask solutions. Geena Bowen’s appointment underscores Electra’s commitment to technological advancement, sustainability, and delivering best-in-class solutions to customers worldwide.
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