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DEK Solar has named two new members to their team: Zhang Jun as the China Alternative Energy Customer Support Engineer and Jens Katschke (pictured) as the Business Development Manager. Jun will be with the China-based team, while Katschke will be providing support for its Western Europe sector.

Zhang Jun has worked with DEK for the past three years as an applied process engineer, whereas Katschke has been with the company for the past four years working on SMT applications and semiconductor application projects.

DEK’s Alternative Energy Development Manager, Darren Brown, commented, “I’m delighted to welcome Zhang and Jens to the team and look forward to their combined experience and expertise enhancing our capacity still further.”