Toronto Congress Centre, Toronto, ON
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Visit Stratasys Direct at Booth #328 | Sept. 29–Oct. 2 | Toronto Congress Centre, Toronto, ON
Stratasys Direct is headed to CMTS 2025, Canada’s largest and most influential manufacturing event, bringing together the brightest minds and the latest advancements across automation, machine tools, advanced materials, and additive manufacturing.
This year’s event is your chance to explore how industrial 3D printing is driving real-world results—from production tooling to high-performance end-use parts in aerospace, automotive, and medical applications.
Don’t Miss Our Keynote Panel:
From Disruption to Advantage: Scaling Additive for Real-World Impact CMTS Executive Perspectives Program Tuesday, Sept. 30 at 8:30 a.m. Andrew Carter, Process and Manufacturing Engineering Manager, Stratasys Direct.
Andrew Carter is the Manager of Manufacturing Engineering at Stratasys Direct, where he leads a team of engineers focused on advancing production processes, creating industry specification and scaling high-performance additive manufacturing applications. He is responsible for driving alignment between engineering, fulfillment, maintenance, and quality teams—ensuring efficient, validated, and production-ready AM workflows across Stratasys Direct’s range of technologies, which includes FDM™, PolyJet, SAF®, SLS, P3™ DLP, SLA, and MJF. Andrew’s expertise spans process development, capability analysis, and operational improvement, with a current emphasis on driving process validation and qualification for regulated industries like Medical, Aerospace and Automotive. Andrew was named one of SME’s “30 Under 30: Future Leaders of Manufacturing”, recognizing his early leadership and continued impact on the future of advanced manufacturing. He brings a hands-on, systems-level perspective to industrializing additive technologies and is passionate about enabling the next generation of scalable, high-reliability AM solutions to address global supply chain risk, localized production and re-industrialization of North America. He holds a Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Colorado Boulder and a Bachelor of Science from Boston University.
