Massimo Ravelli

Massimo Ravelli has extensive experience in the field of electronics and engineering. Massimo started their career at Langley Ford Instruments as a Draftsman/Electronics Technician, where they were responsible for various tasks such as capturing PCB schematics, designing artwork, building prototypes, and training technicians. Massimo then moved on to Matec Applied Sciences, where they worked as an Electronics Technician, responsible for final testing of production units and troubleshooting customer problems.

From there, Massimo joined API - Amherst Process Instruments as an Electronics Technician, where they assembled, calibrated, and tested particle size analyzers. Massimo also traveled extensively to perform customer unit repairs and maintenance.

In 2002, Massimo joined Validity Sensors, Inc. as a Senior Engineering Technician, providing technical and engineering support to the Advanced Technology Group. Massimo'sresponsibilities included assembling circuitry and PCB layout using Altium Designer.

Massimo further expanded their expertise at MRTek as a self-employed individual, offering technical and engineering services. Massimo designed PCB layouts and provided computer and laptop repairs as well as on-site IT support.

Massimo's next role was at Accu-Time Systems, where they worked as an Electronics Technician. Massimo troubleshooted and repaired high-volume customer returns, tested and repaired product PCBs to component level, and supported the Engineering department in prototyping revisions for new product lines.

Most recently, they joined IDEX Biometrics as a Principal Layout Designer in 2014. However, the specific details of their role are not provided.

Massimo Ravelli began their education in 1976 at the Technical Institute Leonardo Da Vinci in Italy, where they pursued a diploma in Civil Engineering. Massimo completed this program in 1981. Later, from 1982 to 1985, they attended Springfield Technical Community College, focusing on Electrical Engineering Technologies/Technicians. It is unclear whether they received a degree during this period.