Angel Lavenant
About Angel Lavenant
Angel Lavenant is a Process Engineer at Teleflex Incorporated in Tecate, BC, with a background in project management and electromechanical engineering.
Current Position at Teleflex Incorporated
Angel Lavenant currently works as a Process Engineer at Teleflex Incorporated, located in Tecate, BC. In his role, he oversees a variety of engineering processes and is involved in ensuring efficient manufacturing operations. His responsibilities include monitoring and improving production techniques to optimize yield and output.
Past Experience at RBC Engineering
From 2015 to 2019, Angel Lavenant served as Project Manager at RBC ENGINEERING S DE RL DE CV. In this position, he managed multiple engineering projects, providing leadership and strategic planning. His experience in project management has equipped him with skills in coordinating teams, overseeing projects from inception to completion, and driving continuous improvement initiatives.
Education at Instituto Tecnológico de Tijuana
Angel Lavenant completed his higher education at the Instituto Tecnológico de Tijuana, where he studied Ingeniería Electromecánica. He earned a Licenciatura degree after five years of study, from 2012 to 2017. His academic background laid a strong foundation for his career in engineering, equipping him with the technical knowledge and skills required in his field.
Engineering Expertise and Skills
Angel Lavenant has demonstrated expertise in a range of engineering processes. These include Reflow Oven, Thermal Bonding, Tipping, Laser Cut, Hub Molding, Hydrophilic Coating, Pad Printing, and Packaging. His skill set enables him to handle complex engineering tasks and contribute effectively to manufacturing and production processes.
Notable Projects and Achievements
Angel Lavenant has led significant projects that have notably impacted his current and previous employers. At Teleflex Incorporated, he successfully transferred a Laser cutting machine from Minnesota to Mexico, enhancing yield and output. He also coordinated continuous improvement projects for microcatheter lines, resulting in annual savings of $50,000. Further, he played a pivotal role in the transfer and validation of the Microcatheter Line TRAPLINER, involving various processes such as IQ, Engineering Study, OQ, and PQ.