Dr. Winston Sealy currently serves as an assistant professor of manufacturing engineering technology at Minnesota State University, Mankato. He received his Ph.D. degree in manufacturing systems from Indiana State University in 2014, and also holds a BS in electronics engineering, and an MS in systems engineering. Dr. Sealy is a co-director of the Minnesota Center for Additive Manufacturing (MnCAM).

At Minnesota State University, he has served as faculty advisor for the African Student Association and is currently the faculty advisor for the MSU National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE). Dr. Sealy has substantial experience in the Printed Circuit Board and Semi-Conductor industries, where he held positions from systems engineer to automated optical inspection technical manager. Dr. Sealy’s research interests are in design optimization, additive manufacturing and automation.