Giandomenico Albertini

Giandomenico Albertini has extensive work experience in the field of electrical engineering and power electronics. Giandomenico started their career at Magneti Marelli in 1999 as an R&D Engineer in the Motorsport division, where they managed various projects and introduced new technologies for electrical machines. In 2005, they joined Alstom Transport as a Power Design Engineer, responsible for the calculation and testing of power devices in high-speed trains.

In 2008, Albertini moved to ICAR S.p.A. as a Technical Manager, overseeing the design and testing of power electronics capacitors. Giandomenico also provided technical support to the sales department and played a key role in prototype manufacturing and product improvement processes.

In 2013, they joined Magneti Marelli again, this time as a Technical Manager in the Electrical Vehicle division. Giandomenico led the development of film and electrolytic dc link capacitors for electric motors and inverters, conducting structural and thermal calculations.

From 2015 to 2022, Albertini worked at Eldor Corporation as an Electric Machines Design Manager. Giandomenico was responsible for the electromagnetics and thermal development of automotive electric motors, managing a team of engineers. Giandomenico'srole also involved conducting specifications analysis, design review, and presentation to customers, as well as performing tests and fault analysis.

Currently, Albertini holds the position of R&D Manager at Zehus S.p.A., a role they started in 2022. The specifics of this role are not provided in the given information.

Giandomenico Albertini pursued their education from 1992 to 1998 at Università di Pavia. During this period, they obtained a Degree in Electrical Engineering with a specialization in Industrial Automation. However, specific details regarding the field of study are not provided. Additionally, they completed 80 hours of training in Project Management at Festo Accademy, although the duration and years of this training remain unspecified.