Cyndia Cardona
About Cyndia Cardona
Cyndia Cardona is a Program Manager for Color Process Development at Avon, where she has worked since 2014 in London. She holds a Master of Science and a Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering from Manhattan College and previously worked as a Commercialization Engineer at Pepsico.
Work at Avon
Cyndia Cardona has been employed at Avon since 2011, initially serving as a Senior Engineer in Color Process Development. In 2014, she advanced to the role of Program Manager for Color Process Development. Her tenure at Avon spans over a decade, during which she has contributed to various initiatives within the company. Based in London, Greater London, United Kingdom, she plays a key role in managing projects related to color formulation and development.
Education and Expertise
Cyndia Cardona holds a Master of Science in Chemical Engineering from Manhattan College, which she completed from 2003 to 2005. Prior to her master's degree, she earned a Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering from the same institution, studying from 1999 to 2003. Her educational background provides her with a strong foundation in chemical processes, which is essential for her work in color development at Avon.
Background
Before joining Avon, Cyndia Cardona worked at Pepsico as a Commercialization Engineer from 2005 to 2011. During her six years at Pepsico, she gained experience in the commercialization of products, which contributed to her expertise in engineering and project management. Her transition from Pepsico to Avon marks a shift towards a focus on color process development within the cosmetics industry.
Professional Experience
Cyndia Cardona's professional experience includes over six years at Pepsico, where she worked as a Commercialization Engineer. This role involved overseeing the transition of products from development to market. Following her time at Pepsico, she has dedicated her career to Avon, where she has progressed from a Senior Engineer to a Program Manager, reflecting her growth and commitment to the field of color process development.