Davide Stucchi
About Davide Stucchi
Davide Stucchi is the R&D Manager at SC Johnson in Mijdrecht, Utrecht, with a background in chemical engineering and extensive experience in project management and research.
Current Role at SC Johnson
Davide Stucchi is currently serving as an R&D Manager at SC Johnson, working in Mijdrecht, Utrecht, Paesi Bassi. In this role, he oversees product change management (PCM) for the European Union, ensuring that products meet regulatory standards and customer expectations. He transitioned into this position after a successful period as an Associate Manager, Engineering EMEA, at the same company.
Previous Experience at SC Johnson
Before becoming an R&D Manager, Davide worked as an Associate Manager, Engineering EMEA, at SC Johnson from 2016 to 2020. This role was based in Arese, Lombardia, Italia. During these four years, he was responsible for various engineering projects and played a significant role in enhancing the company's operational efficiency in the EMEA region.
Engineering Projects at Bayer Crop Science
Davide Stucchi worked as a Project Engineer at Bayer Crop Science from 2015 to 2016. In this role, based in Filago, he was involved in several engineering projects, contributing to advancements in crop science technologies. His work at Bayer provided him with valuable experience in the field of engineering within the agricultural sector.
Academic Background and Research
Davide Stucchi has a robust academic background, having studied Ingegneria chimica at Politecnico di Milano, where he earned both a Laurea triennale (2009-2012) and a Laurea magistrale (2012-2014). Additionally, he has experience in academic research, having worked as a Ricercatore at Politecnico di Milano for five months between 2014 and 2015. His academic achievements and research experience have laid a strong foundation for his career in engineering and research.
Educational Foundation
Davide's educational journey began at Liceo Scientifico A. Banfi in Vimercate (MB), where he achieved his Diploma di maturità scientifica. He completed his secondary education between 2004 and 2009, which set the stage for his higher education in chemical engineering at Politecnico di Milano. His scientific education provided him with the analytical and problem-solving skills necessary for a successful career in research and development.