Green Circuits Appoints Jennie Tran as Senior Director of Human Resources

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Green Circuits, a full-service Electronics Manufacturing Services (EMS) partner to leading OEMs, is thrilled to announce the appointment of Jennie Tran as its new Senior Director of Human Resources.

With more than 20 years of experience in human resources, Tran brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to Green Circuits. Ms. Tran has worked for several well-known electronic manufacturing services (EMS) companies in the San Jose Bay Area and has led HR initiatives for various departments. Tran holds a bachelor’s degree in business administration/human resource management from San Jose State University.

Ms. Tran’s extensive experience in talent acquisition, people relations, and strategic planning will be invaluable to Green Circuits as the company continues to grow and expand its operations. She will be responsible for developing and implementing HR strategies and policies that align with the company’s business goals and values.

“We are thrilled to welcome Jennie to our team,” said Michael Hinshaw, CEO of Green Circuits. “Her experience and expertise in human resources will be instrumental in helping us build a world-class team and culture here at Green Circuits. We’re excited to have her on board and look forward to the contributions she will make to our organization.”

“I’m honored to join Green Circuits and excited to be a part of such a dynamic and innovative company,” said Tran. “I’m looking forward to working with the team to build a strong culture and attract and retain top talent.”

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