Antonio Moroni

Antonio Moroni has extensive work experience in the field of engineering and development within the medical device and pharmaceutical industry. Antonio currently serves as a Principal Engineer at Enterprise Peak, where they lead technical engagements and contributes to the planning and design of medical devices and pharmaceutical innovations. In their previous role as an Extrusion Engineer at DSM, Antonio optimized extrusion processes for medical-grade thermoplastic urethane resins, leading to the development of a reliable production process. At Proteus Digital Health, they worked as a Medical Devices and Pharmaceuticals Integration Engineer, focusing on the development of solid dosage forms and supervising operations at contract research organizations. Prior to that, Antonio served as a Material Scientist at Cordis, where they conducted a feasibility study on medical tubing materials, and at Johnson & Johnson 3D Printing Centre, where they conducted research on UV curable acrylic resins for 3D printing and coating of medical devices. Antonio also worked as a Test Engineer and Polymer Specialist at Becton Dickinson, applying polymer chemistry and material science principles to solving material-related problems and developing medical devices. Antonio's experience also includes roles as a Senior Scientist at The Lubrizol Corporation and as a Manager/Principal Scientist at GlaxoSmithKline, where they led teams and developed new products for dental care applications. Antonio began their career as a Validation Consultant at Kedrion Biopharma, where they performed validation of blood storage cold chambers and transport containers.

Antonio Moroni's education history reveals a strong academic background in the fields of chemistry, polymers, and international business. Starting in 1977, they pursued their Ph.D. at Università di Pisa, specializing in Chemistry and Polymers. Following the completion of their doctoral degree in 1983, Moroni joined New York University - Polytechnic School of Engineering as a Postdoctoral Fellow, focusing on polymers. From 1989 to 1993, they further expanded their knowledge base by pursuing an MBA degree in International Business from Seton Hall University. Overall, Moroni's educational journey reflects a multidisciplinary approach, showcasing their expertise in both scientific research and business administration.