Thought3D is a Research and Development company based in Malta, focusing on pushing forward additive manufacturing. By creating cutting edge products that lower the barrier to entry in Fused Filament Fabrication Additive manufacturing, Thought3D wants to empower today’s creators so that they can build tomorrow’s future. Thought3D is the inventor and producer of MAGIGOO - the 3D printing adhesive. MAGIGOO adds reliability to 3D printing by solving print adhesion and release from the… Show more Thought3D is a Research and Development company based in Malta, focusing on pushing forward additive manufacturing. By creating cutting edge products that lower the barrier to entry in Fused Filament Fabrication Additive manufacturing, Thought3D wants to empower today’s creators so that they can build tomorrow’s future. Thought3D is the inventor and producer of MAGIGOO - the 3D printing adhesive. MAGIGOO adds reliability to 3D printing by solving print adhesion and release from the print surface. It is a users insurance policy to a 3D print that remains perfectly stuck to the build plate during printing, with the magical release kicking in once printing is completed. 8 different Magigoo formulations are available depending on your printing flavor. Further, the Magigoo Coater make applying Magigoo on extra large surfaces extremely easy and consistent.Thought3D is also the inventor and manufacturer of Drywise, the first ever inline filament Dryer that actually works. Drywise specifically developed to process the more hygroscopic 3D printing filaments, removing excess humidity inline and just in time. Added benefits of this technology are :- Material Regeneration- Time Savings- Energy Savings- Better Material integrity- Improved print quality and reduced print failures Show less

Ushering in the new disruption in the foam industry. The development of Auxetic foam at scale has arrived and we are making this possible.

Work at HOB focused heavily on reverse-engineering, injection and hooking techniques, driver programming, networking protocols and low level coding and hardware interaction. Main development languages used were C, C++, Java, JNI, Ruby and Python.

I was employed at Melita plc, the leading Internet, Television and Mobile Services Provider in Malta, as an HFC (Hybrid Fibre and Coax) System Specialist.Here I was responsible for the distribution network that spans through all of Malta and the neighboring island of Gozo. My daily tasks involved having technicians at fault locations relay data back to meand me giving them feedback as to how the problem is to be fixed. Situated at the head-end I had to orchestrate the whole running… Show more I was employed at Melita plc, the leading Internet, Television and Mobile Services Provider in Malta, as an HFC (Hybrid Fibre and Coax) System Specialist.Here I was responsible for the distribution network that spans through all of Malta and the neighboring island of Gozo. My daily tasks involved having technicians at fault locations relay data back to meand me giving them feedback as to how the problem is to be fixed. Situated at the head-end I had to orchestrate the whole running of operations. Updates to the system which involved major hauls on the network infrastructure were also part of my responsibilities. One such major upgrade was with the introduction of DOCSIS 3.0 to replace DOCSIS 2.0. This was a major challenge and a big headache in planning, however we pulled it off with major success. We also introduced a new GPS leakage tracking (for fault monitoring) system, which I had a major role in ushering in. This is used in order to ease the location of faults, tracking their status and the technicians responsible for their repair.At Melita I got to learn many life building skills: team work across various fields of expertise; liaising with foreign and local suppliers; managing your own team in a way to gain mutual trust and respect; problem diagnosing and solving in a timely manner since this was an always on system with minimal (ideally none) downtime. Show less

This was a student placement for the summer months.Here I was responsible for all the IT needs of the Ministry and all the branches that fall under the Ministry.I was part of a bigger team which helped me learn team work.Responsibilities involved: installation of new equipment, diagnosing andtroubleshooting problems, repair of malfunctioning equipment, system maintenance and upgrades, network health monitoring and upgrading and other stuff.Apart from learning to… Show more This was a student placement for the summer months.Here I was responsible for all the IT needs of the Ministry and all the branches that fall under the Ministry.I was part of a bigger team which helped me learn team work.Responsibilities involved: installation of new equipment, diagnosing andtroubleshooting problems, repair of malfunctioning equipment, system maintenance and upgrades, network health monitoring and upgrading and other stuff.Apart from learning to work and function as part of a team, I acquired and honed fundamentally important skills like efficient problem discovery and solving which enrich my skill set. Show less

At Waldonet, which was an Internet Service Provider with a major Corporate Client base, I worked as a first line technical customer support agent. I was responsible of helping customers diagnose problems with their connection and help them solve it. Liaise with the telephone company, for line tests and other tests which we could not carry out, since ownership of the infrastructure was of a different company. Also arrange appointments for a technician to visit the customer whenever the issue… Show more At Waldonet, which was an Internet Service Provider with a major Corporate Client base, I worked as a first line technical customer support agent. I was responsible of helping customers diagnose problems with their connection and help them solve it. Liaise with the telephone company, for line tests and other tests which we could not carry out, since ownership of the infrastructure was of a different company. Also arrange appointments for a technician to visit the customer whenever the issue could not be resolved over the phone due to a major fault.Customer relations, diagnosing skills, patience and working under pressure were the traits that were tested and reinforced most during this period. Show less

I worked as an Assistant Officer at the Diabetic Retinopathy Clinic at Mater Dei Hospital in Malta as a student worker placement for the summer of 2008.Here I helped out with all the patients, administering drops, filling out forms and statistical compiling info. I was in charge of creating and updating inventory and changed the system from pen and paper to a digital database format, which was more of the 20th century. This enabled the workers to be more efficient in their daily job and… Show more I worked as an Assistant Officer at the Diabetic Retinopathy Clinic at Mater Dei Hospital in Malta as a student worker placement for the summer of 2008.Here I helped out with all the patients, administering drops, filling out forms and statistical compiling info. I was in charge of creating and updating inventory and changed the system from pen and paper to a digital database format, which was more of the 20th century. This enabled the workers to be more efficient in their daily job and gave the hospital a better understanding of their stocks and supplies.I was also in charge of operating very costly photographic medical equipment. I was also involved in reviewing medical devices and deciding which to buy. Show less