Rafael Acosta Laisequilla
About Rafael Acosta Laisequilla
Rafael Acosta Laisequilla is a Cell Design Engineer specializing in mechanical design within the automotive industry. He has a robust educational background in mechanical engineering and materials science, with experience in various engineering roles across multiple companies.
Work at Northvolt
Rafael Acosta Laisequilla has been employed at Northvolt since 2019, serving as a Cell Design Engineer in Mechanical Design. His role focuses on product development within the automotive sector. Northvolt is known for its commitment to sustainable battery production, and Rafael's contributions are integral to the company's mission of advancing electric vehicle technology.
Education and Expertise
Rafael Acosta Laisequilla holds a Bachelor of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering from CETYS Universidad, completed from 2010 to 2014. He furthered his education with two Master of Science degrees in Material Science and Engineering, first from Luleå tekniska universitet (2017-2018) and then from Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (2018-2019). His academic background provides a solid foundation in materials science, which enhances his mechanical design capabilities.
Background
Before joining Northvolt, Rafael Acosta Laisequilla gained diverse experience in various engineering roles. He worked as a Design Engineer at PEC of America Corp. in Japan from 2014 to 2016, and as a Jr. New Product Process Engineer at Hubbell Lighting in Mexico from 2013 to 2014. He also held positions as a Packaging Engineer Intern at Plantronics and as a Design Engineer at Autoliv. His career reflects a strong focus on product development and design engineering.
Achievements
Rafael Acosta Laisequilla has developed a strong background in materials science, particularly in polymers and metals processing. This expertise supports his role in mechanical design engineering, allowing him to contribute effectively to product development in the automotive industry. His work experience spans multiple countries, showcasing his adaptability and international perspective in engineering.