Sam Prest is a VP Product and Engineering, Software at Nevados. He possess expertise in engineering, vehicles, mechanical engineering, project management, rhino 3d and 19 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "I believe that Sam would be an excellent addition to any Product or Engineering team. When I worked with him at Plethora, I was impressed by his ability to communicate the product roadmap, prioritize projects in intelligent ways, gain cross-functional knowledge and train both customers and internal users. During the nearly three years I worked with him every interaction was positive and professional.", "Sam is a talented engineer and has built an efficient hardware team, running a lean supply chain and manufacturing product of the highest quality. It's not all nuts and bolts, as Sam and his team work closely with the business, fully understanding the value-proposition and supporting Sales and Marketing with on-target content for the blog, pre-sales technical consulting, and post-sale customer support. Sam's a natural with his passion for hardware technology and process improvement, and his kind and inquisitive nature make him a great leader. He problem solves and manages people with a smile.", and "Sam has the amazing ability to manage an enormous volume of things at a high level while still being a laid back, genuine person. He managed the product assembly and R&D teams, made key decisions that affected the direction of product development, and did so without ever being aloof or distant. He was right in the thick of things with everyone doing the work, and always had time to talk or answer my questions. He's extremely organized and innovative, and relies heavily on large volumes of data to make sound decisions. I watched him deal quickly and methodically with a ton of difficult issues, some of which could have been catastrophic to product development. The leadership team clearly loved him, and relied heavily on him to manage everything hardware (hence promoting him to VP of Hardware). I learned a lot from Sam, and I hope I get to work with him again someday."