Alon Fishbin

Alon Fishbin has extensive work experience in engineering and product development. Alon is currently working as an Engineering Change Specialist at Sofwave since 2022.

From 2020 to 2022, Alon worked as a Product Engineer at Tamuz F.T.K Solutions, where they played a key role in the development and implementation of medical devices. Alon collaborated with various stakeholders, including Lumenis, to ensure the successful production of products and the implementation of new projects.

Prior to that, Alon worked at Medtronic from 2017 to 2020 as an NPI & Advanced Manufacture Engineer. In this role, they led operations activities for the Genius project, overseeing the manufacturing process from design to mass production. Alon was responsible for establishing manufacturing plans, conducting risk assessments, and providing design feedback to the R&D team.

From 2010 to 2017, Alon held the position of Process Engineer at Flex, where they focused on NPI and DFM/A for multidisciplinary products, including military and medical devices. Alon was involved in the design and integration process, created work instructions and procedures, and led failure investigation activities.

Alon started their career at MicroKim Ltd in 2007 as an RF/Analog & Integration Engineer, where they conducted design verification, debugging, and integration work for military projects. Alon also collaborated with cross-functional teams and contract manufacturers.

Before that, Alon worked as an Analog Design Engineer at Imco Industries Ltd. in 2006 and as an RF Test Engineer at Mini-Circuits from 2004 to 2005.

Overall, Alon Fishbin's work experience demonstrates their expertise in engineering, product development, manufacturing, and collaboration with various stakeholders.

Alon Fishbin obtained their High School Diploma in Power and Control Systems from Western Galilee College in 1999. Alon then pursued further education at Ariel University from 2001 to 2004, where they completed a degree in Electronics Engineering, specializing in Telecommunications.