Ilaria Angeli

Ilaria Angeli has a diverse work experience spanning various industries and roles. Ilaria is currently working as a Program Manager at Alauda Aeronautics and Airspeeder, where they are responsible for managing the vehicle development process of flying race cars, strategic partnerships, planning, budgeting, and KPI management. Prior to this, they worked at Ferrari as a Program Manager and Operations Specialist, where they were responsible for managing the development of a new V12 spider and supporting activities for a coupe. Ilaria also worked at GRUNDFOS as a Technology Development Engineer, where they led a CFD simulation project and worked as a Mechanical Design Engineer in the Advanced Manufacturing Engineering department. Additionally, they have experience as a Mechanical Engineer at Automobiles Gillet-Vertigo, where they worked on implementing a Maserati engine and assembling chassis. Ilaria started their career as an R&D Intern at R&D Universita' Cattolica di Campobasso, where they gained experience in scientific research. Throughout their career, Ilaria has demonstrated skills in program management, operations, engineering design, and research.

Ilaria Angeli's education history includes the following:

From 2008 to 2012, Ilaria attended St. John's International School and obtained a High School degree with a field of study in IB Diploma.

From 2013 to 2017, Ilaria attended VIA University College and earned a Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical Engineering.

In 2016, Ilaria also attended Politecnico di Torino for a brief period and obtained a Bachelor's Degree in Automotive Engineering.

In 2019, Ilaria enrolled at Bologna Business School and completed a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree with a field of study in Business Administration and Management, General in 2020.

Additionally, Ilaria has obtained several certifications outside of academic qualifications, including "Working environment and safety for welding and thermal cutting - § 17 (§ 26)" from Rybners Kursuscenter in September 2018, "Machine Directive/CE Marking and Risk Assessment" from Pilz Automation Safety L.P. in November 2017, and "Six Theta green belt" from Valcon Design in September 2017.