Leandro Muller

Leandro Muller has a diverse work experience in the field of CNC programming and machining. Leandro started their career as a CNC Operator/Machinist at Liebherr Aerospace in 2007, where they operated and prepared 5-axis CNC machines and conducted quality control of aircraft parts. Leandro also gained experience in milling and first article inspection. In 2011, they briefly worked at Liebherr Aerospace, assisting German programmers, preparing tools for milling, and facilitating communication between Brazilian operators and German employees.

In 2013, Leandro worked as an Instructor/Teacher at SENAI SP, where they taught Mechanical Technical Drawing, Dimensional Control, and Mechanical Technology applied to quality inspection.

Leandro then joined SBM Schweißen Blechtechnik Montage GmbH in 2019 as a Computer Numerical Control Machinist, responsible for operating CNC machines. Leandro worked there until 2021.

From 2021 to 2023, Leandro worked at Lilium as a Computer Numerical Control Programmer. Their responsibilities included CNC programming, program adjustments, and operating HG Grimme 5-axis machines.

In 2023, Leandro joined Joby Aviation as a CAD CAM Programmer, although specific details about their role are not provided.

Throughout their career, Leandro has demonstrated proficiency in CNC programming languages such as Siemens 840D, Heidenhain, Okuma OSP, and Creo 3.0. Leandro has also utilized software like CIMCO to support programming and management of NC programs.

Leandro Muller completed their Bachelor's degree in Computer Engineering from Centro Universitário Salesiano de São Paulo between 2014 and 2018. Prior to that, they attended SENAI Félix Guisard from 2007 to 2009, where they obtained a degree in Milling Machinist specializing in Usinagem. Leandro also pursued a Technical degree in Informatics from Centro Paula Souza - Cachoeira Paulista from 2003 to 2004. Leandro Muller completed their high school education at EE Padre Carlos Leoncio in 2002. No specific field of study was mentioned for their high school degree.