John Deere engineer receives SAE electronics engineering award

Oct 3, 2007

Dennis McDonald, a staff engineer at John Deere, has been selected to be the recipient of the Society of Automotive Engineers International Vincent Bendix Automotive Electronics Engineering Award. McDonald will receive the award at the SAE 2007 World Congress in Detroit, which takes place April 16-19.

The award, established in 1976, recognizes an individual for distinguished accomplishment in automotive electronics engineering, or the author of the best paper related to the field annually.

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