Emtron Australia's guest appearances

Emtron Australia

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All Torque Car Podcast

The Adventures of Ben Squared

Scott Kuhner

Paul Yaw

Tony Palo

Chris Delgado

Shane Tecklenburg

Jim McIlvaine

Mike Lewin

Jay Payson

Chris Jewell

John Veloso

Steven Aghakhani

Dave Donnals

Reid Lunde

Jud Massingill

Steve Ciabattoni

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Episode 19 Scott Kuhner from Emtron Australia joins us.

Peter meets Ben, Scott and Nick from Emtron Australia, a Sydney based company creating engine management systems primarily for race cars improving motorsport electronic systems in Australia, USA and around the world.

<p>Peter meets Ben, Scott and Nick from Emtron Australia, a Sydney based company creating engine management systems primarily for race cars improving motorsport electronic systems in Australia, USA and around the world.</p>

46B: SEMA Interview with Emtron Australia

Scott Kuhner has created Emtron Australia, an ECU manufacturer that focuses on creative engine control functions and close dealer relationships. Having owned multiple businesses over the years Scott discusses in detail some of the hurdles he’s faced in his businesses. Specific hurdles include dealing with outside engineering consulting firms, and as Scott calls it “the money machine” just keeps on rolling when developing new products. He explains how “scope creep” affects the process, and don’t worry we talk about engine control tech too!

<p>Scott Kuhner has created Emtron Australia, an ECU manufacturer that focuses on creative engine control functions and close dealer relationships. Having owned multiple businesses over the years Scott discusses in detail some of the hurdles he’s faced in his businesses. Specific hurdles include dealing with outside engineering consulting firms, and as Scott calls it “the money machine” just keeps on rolling when developing new products. He explains how “scope creep” affects the process, and don’t worry we talk about engine control tech too!</p>

Episode 014: Scott Kuhner from Emtron Australia talks about the struggle of working with outside engineers