AXYS Technologies Inc.
Mauricio Curbelo currently serves as Fleet Manager at AXYS Technologies Inc., overseeing a team responsible for the reliability and maintenance planning of a global fleet of LiDAR-equipped buoys for offshore wind assessments. Prior to this role, Mauricio Curbelo held various positions at Heidelberg Materials North America, including Operations Supervisor, where strategic development for market entry and implementation of technology initiatives were key responsibilities, and Production Supervisor, focusing on maintenance optimization across multiple plant locations. Mauricio Curbelo began their career as a Quality Control EIT at Lafarge, gaining valuable engineering experience in building material quality control. Academic qualifications include a B.A.Sc. in Civil Engineering from the University of Toronto and an ongoing MBA at the University of Victoria.
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AXYS Technologies Inc.
Your trusted solution for accurate, reliable, complete, ocean data measurement. AXYS Technologies, Inc. (AXYS) are experts in the design, manufacturing and maintenance of remote environmental data acquisition, processing and telemetry systems. International leaders in environmental technologies for marine, hydrological, and wind energy resource assessment applications. Offered in addition are technical field services to train and support customers in the operation and maintenance of all products. AXYS applies its extensive knowledge and experience to marine, freshwater, land-based, and offshore wind resource assessment monitoring systems that measure aquatic, oceanic and atmospheric parameters. AXYS systems and turnkey solutions utilize proven cost-effective technology related to a wide range of applications. AXYS has built and commissioned more than 250 meteorological and oceanographic stations of various types around the world, in over 30 countries. Clients include international military agencies, environmental agencies, coastal engineering firms, oil & gas companies, mining companies, wave energy research companies, port authorities, meteorological agencies, and oceanographic research institutes.