Presented by Nexeo Plastics and SABIC
May 21, 2026 at 9:00 a.m. CDT
Electrical & Electronics (E&E) applications are evolving rapidly, bringing tighter requirements for fire safety, electrical reliability, thermal stability, and long-term durability. Engineers must meet these demands while also balancing manufacturability, cost, and design flexibility. Designing with thermoplastics in this space requires more than material selection – it demands a system-level, performance-driven approach.
In this webinar, Nexeo Plastics and SABIC experts will demonstrate how advanced engineering thermoplastics can be applied strategically to meet these complex, multi-dimensional requirements. Through practical insights, we will explore approaches to optimize flame retardance, electrical performance, thermal and mechanical integrity, environmental resistance, and cost – without compromising processability or design flexibility.
Nexeo Plastics will highlight how these material solutions are delivered to customers through local technical support, reliable supply chains, and collaborative problem-solving – enabling faster development cycles and reduced risk.
Join us to discover how combining deep material expertise with application-focused execution empowers you to confidently design, validate, and scale next-generation E&E solutions.
Key Takeaways:
- Learn how to design for E&E applications using a system-level approach that balances flame retardance, electrical performance, thermal stability, and manufacturability from the start.
- Discover how advanced engineering thermoplastics deliver multi-functional performance across E&E applications without sacrificing cost-efficiency or processability.
- Understand how reducing risk early in the development lifecycle can accelerate qualification and minimize costly redesigns.
- Be prepared to see how the right partner can bridge material selection to real-world application, helping you move from concept to scale faster.
- Explore how combining global supply strength with local technical support enables faster response and greater agility in evolving E&E markets.
- Simplify your material strategy with a unified portfolio approach that improves sourcing efficiency, continuity, and overall program execution.
Presenters
Christian Sodeikat
End Market Manager
Nexeo Plastics
Christian Sodeikat is the End Market Manager at Nexeo Plastics. His focus encompasses all aspects of mobility, including the industry transformation from ICE to EV. In his role, Christian analyzes market trends and drivers, ensuring Nexeo Plastics is well-positioned to support customers' growth and technology goals. He collaborates with global teams to drive growth and add value throughout the organization.
With over 15 years of experience, Christian is genuinely passionate about the future of transportation, particularly major disruptors such as EVs, Autonomy, and V2X technologies. Outside of work, Christian enjoys spending time with his family, traveling, and learning about new technology.
Dinesh Munjurulimana
Electrification Leader
SABIC
Dinesh serves as electrification leader of SABIC’s Engineering Thermoplastics business in the Americas and Europe. In this capacity, he collaborates with internal experts to help engineers solve complex problems in electrical and electronic (E&E) applications. He and the team focus on developing high-performance thermoplastic solutions for AI data centers, energy storage systems and next-generation electrical components –
where fire safety, thermal management, electrical insulation, and miniaturization are critical.
With more than two decades of hands-on experience, Dinesh focuses on engineering advanced thermoplastic and multi-material solutions for electrification that meet stringent regulatory requirements, while optimizing performance, reliability, and cost. He collaborates closely with design and application engineers to improve part integration, unlock new design possibilities, and accelerate product development.
Dinesh holds more than 30 U.S. patents and has co-authored over 20 technical publications. He earned his master’s degree in mechanical engineering from the Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore.
Dhiraj Uikey
Americas Marketing Leader, Electrical & Electronics
SABIC
Dhiraj serves as Marketing leader of the electrical and electronics (E&E) space for SABIC’s Engineering Thermoplastics (ETP) business in the Americas. He drives growth by connecting market insights, customer strategies, and SABIC’s portfolio strengths and support capabilities to help solve complex challenges.
In this capacity, he partners closely with customers to understand their strategic growth plans, product needs, supply chain priorities, and cost optimization goals – ensuring ETP initiatives align with real-world customer challenges. Internally, Dhiraj collaborates with technology teams, product development experts, and supply chain leaders to position the ETP business as a reliable problem solver, helping customers accelerate innovation and unlock new opportunities.
With more than 25 years of industry experience across healthcare, automotive, and other industries, Dhiraj combines market expertise with strategic insight to deliver results. He holds a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering and an executive MBA from Michigan State University.
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