Francis Delphia

Francis Delphia has a wide range of work experience in various engineering roles.

Starting in 1986, Francis worked as an Engineering Assistant at Lab Connection Inc.

In 1993, Francis became a Field Service Engineer at Rapid Micro Biosystems, a position held until 2011.

From 1994 to 2000, Francis served as an Engineering Assistant at Sanders/Lockheed.

In 1999, Francis joined Intel Corporation as a Service Tech, a role held until 2006. During this time, Francis also had a role as a Modular Lead Technician 5, supervising a team of 6 Techs and handling daily conflicts and scheduling repairs.

In 2008, Francis worked as a Test Technician III at Pall Filtron, repairing various components of robots used in bomb recovery.

In 2010, Francis simultaneously held roles as a Field Service Engineer at N/a and Kelly engineering. At Kelly engineering, Francis performed high purity water GMP maintenance and chemical testing.

Also in 2010, Francis was self-employed as the owner of a business that installed and repaired Biopharmaceutical testing equipment. This role included travel to sites in the US and Europe.

Francis Delphia began their education in 1972 at the Technical School Basic Electronics, where they pursued a degree in Mechanical Engineering. Francis completed their studies in 1973 and earned an Associate degree in Mechanical Engineering. In 1979, they attended Lemoninster Trade School, where they focused on blue print reading and drawing and obtained a certification in base blue print and drawings. From 1980 to 1982, Francis Delphia attended GenRad / Wenthworth and studied Mechanical Engineering, although the specific field of study is not mentioned.