Experience

Tecniplast

• Italy
• Biotechnology
• 200 - 300 Employee

• QUALITY DIRECTOR

  • Feb 2010 - Present

  Considering the proven experience and knowledge acquired on the product as Technical Director, designated for driving the reorganization of the Quality Department and the building of the function across all the company. The function extends the own responsibility in terms of Quality performance to the production unit which moulds components for Laboratory, Interior Design, Sport & Fitness, Domestic appliances.Main responsibilities: Quality and Environment System Flow analysis and process management Change Management Set up and management of the Company Key Performances Indicators Suppliers Qualification Customer satisfaction Relations with certification bodies15 collaborators Show less

• TECHNICAL DIRECTOR

  • Jul 2001 - Jan 2010

  Responsible for the Technical Department in a multinational company very active in a BTO (build to order) market context. Initially Head of the Design and R&D Office. Gradually assigned additional responsibilities for managing Organization & Efficiency, Engineering, Technical Communication and Automation functions.The product consist of controlled environment microrooms and machines where plastic components, stainless steel structures, fluids filtering, ventilation and the electronic component represent the main aspects.38 collaborators Show less



ATEA Automatisme Mécanique

• France
• Automation Machinery Manufacturing
• 1 - 100 Employee

• TECHNICAL MANAGER

  • Sep 1992 - Jun 2001

  Responsible for Research & Development and Engineering Recruited by this multinational company as Project Leader for the thermostat range designed for washing-machines and ovens; later responsible for the design of thermostat range for refrigeration (core business) and consequently responsible for the Technical Department. Assigned additional responsibilities to manage the Engineering Office (Technical Manager) in order to reengineer the wide range of product related to the acquisition of two competitor companies. 8 collaborators. Show less



MIKRON S.A.

• Agno - Lugano (CH)

• SENIOR DESIGNER

  • Apr 1990 - Sep 1992

  In charge for customization of automatic transfer for mechanical working The product, planned to perform a number of different operations on the same workpiece, mainly consist of various complex working stations where drilling, turning, tapping, milling and knurling are simultaneously executed. Responsible for the design of each working station in order to comply with the customer specifications in terms of productivity, flexibility, precision and reliability. In charge for customization of automatic transfer for mechanical working The product, planned to perform a number of different operations on the same workpiece, mainly consist of various complex working stations where drilling, turning, tapping, milling and knurling are simultaneously executed. Responsible for the design of each working station in order to comply with the customer specifications in terms of productivity, flexibility, precision and reliability.



BLACK & DEKER

• Civate (LC)

• Senior Designer

  • Jan 1989 - Mar 1990

  Project leader inside the Technical Department, responsible for development and versioning of a product line. Project leader inside the Technical Department, responsible for development and versioning of a product line.



Whirlpool Corporation

• United States
• Manufacturing
• 700 & Above Employee

• DESIGNER

  • 1982 - 1988

  Designer of domestic electrical appliances at Advanced Development Washing Responsible for performances analysis on prototypes and comparative performances analysis on competitors washing machines as Lab. Technician in the Advanced Development Washing dept (2 years). Designer involved in the development of new functional and conceptual solution in the Design Office of the Advanced Development Washing Dept (2 years). Project engineer at Washing Machine Factory in Napoli to support the local Technical Department to move a new product line from development to industrialization (18 months). Show less