Process Engineer II at SupplyPoint, based in Raleigh

David Trombley

I build the software behind how things get made: configurators, digital work instructions, and the ERP-connected tools that keep a shop floor moving.

Off the clock I keep lists of where to eat, what to cook, what I'm playing and where I'm going next.

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About

I'm an industrial engineer at SupplyPoint in Durham. I started in process and quality in 2021, and now I build the company's operational software, including its first AI-driven tools. My favorite problems are messy manual processes that can become tools people actually want to use.

NC State industrial engineering grad and a founding member of the university's esports club.

Selected work

Tools I've designed and shipped at SupplyPoint since 2021.

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Unit layout platform

An ERP-connected web app that turns a unit's configuration into layout visuals and shop-floor PDFs. Cut configuration time by 90%.

Python, Flask

Customer configurator

Sales reps and customers build, share and reload complex units from a readable link, with a bin-packing engine that recommends the right size.

Shipped

Digital work instructions

Version-controlled build steps synced to the ERP bill of materials, with 3D CAD diagrams and operator sign-off, designed for a phased rollout across two facilities.

Two facilities

Labeling system

A new label process that cut print times by over 90% and errors by over 99%.

$50k+ saved a year

Truck fill analysis

An Excel model for planning less-than-truckload shipments.

Up to $250k saved a year

Experience

Process Engineer II, SupplyPoint2025 to now
Process and Quality Engineer, SupplyPoint2021 to 2025
Project Engineer Intern, CaptiveAire2020

Education

B.S. Industrial Engineering, NC State2021

First place in senior design, applying Lean Six Sigma to lab data tracking for Pfizer.

Founding member, NC State Esports2018 to 2021