Balazs Csuhanics

Balazs Csuhanics has a diverse work experience spanning over several industries. Balazs started their career in 2009 as a Field Engineer Apprentice at Rotaqua Ltd. Balazs then joined Energie AG as a Technical Assistant in 2010, followed by a role as a Junior Researcher at the University of Miskolc in 2011.

After their research position, Balazs worked as an Assistant Research Fellow and Assistant Lecturer at the University of Miskolc, where they conducted experiments, gave engineering lectures, and participated in research projects.

In 2013, Balazs became a Lean Engineer at GE, where they focused on lean processes and efficiency improvement. Balazs then transitioned to the National Inspectorate for Environment and Nature in 2014, serving as a Technical Administrator and Deputy Head of the Air Pollution and Noise Protection Department.

In 2015, Balazs joined Jabil as a Quality Engineer, overseeing site-level SPC/MSA processes and leading improvement projects. Balazs also worked on customer complaints and participated in audits.

Balazs then moved to Plexus Corp. in 2018 as a Process Quality Engineer, before joining Apollo Fire Detectors as a Supplier Quality Engineer later that year. At Apollo Fire Detectors, they managed supplier relationships, conducted audits, and led improvement projects.

In 2020, Balazs joined Vitesco Technologies as the Acting Head and later the Head of Focus Factory Quality. Balazs managed a team of quality engineers and technicians, ensured manufacturing process quality, and implemented procedures to improve quality.

Currently, Balazs is a Process Engineer at Sensirion, starting in 2022.

Balazs Csuhanics began their education in 2003 at the University of Miskolc, where they pursued a Master of Science (MSc) in Environmental Engineering Technology/Environmental Technology. Balazs completed this degree in 2009.

Afterwards, in 2012, Balazs Csuhanics enrolled at the Faculty of Engineering, University of Debrecen, for a postgraduate diploma in Lean Engineering, with a focus on Lean Management and Engineering. Balazs finished this program in 2013.

Continuing their educational journey, Balazs Csuhanics joined the University of Miskolc, Samuel Mikoviny Doctoral School of Earth Sciences in 2009 to pursue a PhD in Earth Sciences and Technology. However, the specific details of when they completed their PhD are not provided, as it only states that they earned a "PhD absolutory."

In 2015, Balazs Csuhanics attended the Faculty of Engineering, University of Debrecen once again, this time for a postgraduate diploma in Quality Engineering, with a specialization in Quality Management and Engineering. Balazs successfully obtained this diploma in 2016.

Looking ahead, Balazs Csuhanics is currently a postgraduate student at Óbuda University, focusing on Industrial Robotics Engineering. Balazs is anticipated to complete this postgraduate program between 2022 and 2024.

Furthermore, Balazs Csuhanics has obtained various certifications throughout their career. These certifications include an EOS/ESD Coordinator Certificate from Dés Tsa. Bt. (November 2022), an I4.0x: Industry 4.0: How to Revolutionize your Business certificate from edX (March 2020), an Advanced Manufacturing Process Analysis certificate from Coursera Course Certificates (February 2020), an EOS/ESD Responsible certificate (based on IEC 61340-5-1 & ANSI/ESD 20.20) from God-Min Academy (September 2017), an IATF 16949:2016 Internal Auditor and Auditor in the Supply Chain certificate from T&T Quality Engineering Kft. (May 2017), an ISO 13485:2016 Medical Devices Quality Management Systems - Internal Auditor certificate from SGS Hungária Kft. (March 2017), a Measuring Equipment Supervisor Certification from T&T Quality Engineering Ltd. (December 2016), a TL9000 R6.0 Internal Auditor Certification from GOD-MIN Ltd. (October 2016), an ISO 9001:2015 Internal Auditor certificate from Qualimed-IL (January 2016), and a Going Places with Spatial Analysis certificate from Udemy (October 2014). Additionally, they hold an edX Verified Certificate for Quality Engineering and Management, although the details of its acquisition are not provided.