Thomas Bertram

Thomas Bertram has a diverse work experience spanning several industries. Thomas started their career at TurboCare as a Product Engineer, where they were responsible for mechanical design engineering for steam turbine components. Thomas provided technical advice to service shops both on and off-site and ensured timely and budgeted delivery of technical information and drawings. After three years, they were promoted to the role of Project Engineer, where they continued to excel in managing technical aspects and supporting service shops.

In 2015, Thomas joined Siemens as a Project Manager/Engineer, where they managed projects from cost and schedule to quality and client satisfaction. Thomas served as the technical interface for customers, field service, and manufacturing, overseeing on-site reversals and unit assembly. In 2018, they were again promoted to the position of Senior Project Manager, taking full project responsibility, including profit and loss management for B level projects up to €250 million.

Alongside their industrial experience, Thomas also worked as an Adjunct Professor at Mount Wachusett Community College from 2017 to 2019, where they shared their expertise and knowledge with students.

Currently, Thomas Bertram is working as a Strategic Account Manager at NECI. However, specific details about their role responsibilities and achievements in this position are not provided in the data.

Thomas Bertram completed a Master of Science (MS) degree in Engineering Management from Western New England University from 2010 to 2012. Prior to that, they obtained a Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in Mechanical Engineering Technology from Wentworth Institute of Technology from 2005 to 2009. Thomas also received certifications in Lean Manufacturing from Western New England University in March 2012 and in Project Management Professional from the Project Management Institute. The specific month and year for the Project Management Professional certification are not provided.