Antonio Marini

Antonio Marini has a diverse work experience in various roles within the automotive industry. Antonio currently works at Meta System SpA as the System Function Project Leader, where they analyze OEM requirements and customizes them using the DOORS tool. Antonio also reviews and defines functional product requirements for ECU goals and project standards.

Before joining Meta System SpA, Antonio worked at Stellantis as an E2E Global Connectivity Vehicle - System Design Consultant. In this role, they were responsible for designing end-to-end systems for multi-platform embedded systems, ensuring they meet system functions and features. Antonio also defined and reviewed system and feature flows, logical architecture, and integration/interface flows.

Prior to that, Antonio worked at Maserati as an E/E Vehicle - System Integrator Consultant, focusing on the supervision and design of ePWT systems such as HV batteries, chargers, DCDC converters, and E-Motors.

Antonio has also gained experience at Meta System SpA as a System Design Engineer, where they analyzed OEM requirements, integrated them using the DOORS tool, and reviewed product requirements for ECU goals. Additionally, they worked as an Environmental test engineer during this time.

Finally, Antonio's earlier work experience includes a role as a System Developer at DLR, where they developed C++ libraries for phase synchronization systems.

Overall, Antonio Marini has extensive experience in system design, requirements analysis, and integration in the automotive industry.

Antonio Marini began their education in 2004 at ITIS E.Fermi di Mantova, where they studied Tecnologia/tecnico di ingegneria elettrica, elettronica e delle comunicazioni. Antonio completed this degree in 2009. Following this, from 2009 to 2013, Antonio attended Università degli Studi di Parma and obtained a Bachelor's degree in Elettronica e Comunicazioni. Antonio'sfield of study during this time focused on Ingegneria elettrica, elettronica e delle comunicazioni. Lastly, from 2013 to 2016, Antonio pursued a Master's degree in Communication Engineering at the same university, Università degli Studi di Parma, specializing in Ingegneria delle telecomunicazioni.