SALTO Appoints Sales and Technical Support Engineer -- Security Today

SALTO Appoints Sales and Technical Support Engineer

Whitt Hayes has been named as sales and technical support engineer for SALTO Systems.

Jan 02, 2013

SALTO Systems has appointed Whitt Hayes as sales and technical support engineer. He will be responsible for mission critical construction and development of SALTO access control systems throughout North America. In addition, Mr. Hayes will help manage resources to support the company’s sales team and network of business partners.

Hayes is currently enrolled in a Masters program at Southern Poly Tech majoring in IT technology. Before joining SALTO, Mr. Hayes served in project management positions with Allison-Smith.

Michael Mahon, Senior VP of Commercial Sales said, “Whitt Hayes will help assist our ambitious launching program of the SALTO Geo Global Electronic Opening Cylinder and SALTO Vertical Network access control concept.”

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