Faro Energy
Rodolpho Cury Iwano is an experienced professional in electrical and electronics engineering, currently serving as a Coordinator at Faro Energy since December 2022. Rodolpho has held key positions, including Tech Lead and Hardware Engineer at Solfácil, where responsibilities included solution development for residential solar energy, project management, and embedded software architecture. Previous roles include Hardware Developer at DOC88, focused on remote data acquisition devices and energy meter developments, and Product Development Analyst at J.Assy, specializing in embedded hardware for wireless systems and agricultural implements. Early career experience at HTS Tecnologia Industrial involved retrofitting industrial machines and maintaining motor drivers. Rodolpho holds a Bachelor's degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from Escola Politécnica da USP and a technical diploma in mechatronics from Etec Getúlio Vargas.
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Faro Energy
Faro is a distributed solar energy company, bringing solar finance to commercial and industrial users in Brazil. Faro enables businesses across Brazil to benefit from solar energy with no upfront costs. Working with world class partners and equipment suppliers, Faro builds and operates high quality and long lasting solar systems. Faro's customers save on energy bills, reduce energy price volatility and increase independence from the grid. Faro's investors benefit from stable, long term returns on their investment. Faro partners with a network of local engineers and developers across the region, bringing together the best local knowledge and engineering skills with international capital and solar expertise. And the Faro team have years and gigawatts of experience in financing, installing and operating distributed energy solutions across the world Faro is proud to be one of 1600+ Certified B-Corps globally. B Corps are for-profit companies certified by the non-profit B Lab to meet rigorous standards of social and environmental performance, accountability, and transparency. They aspire to use the power of markets to solve social and environmental problems. Faro’s triple bottom line objectives (profit, environment, social impact) are enshrined in its Articles of Association.