I'm leading our R&D team that consists of five smaller groups - electrical, mechanical, software and two test teams, total of 30 engineers. This team is a part of Moog medical group located in Lithuania. We're responsible for developing and implementing solutions that help to sustain and improve medical devices. Portfolio contains intravenous pumps used in intensive care, enteral feeding pumps and similar.Super exciting! 🤓

I was leading EE team of five engineers that was a part of R&D department located in Lithuania. We were responsible for developing and implementing solutions that help to sustain and improve medical devices. Portfolio contains intravenous pumps used in intensive care, enteral feeding pumps and similar.Super exciting! 🤓

I do believe that magic can happen only when design, technology and business intersect. That is why I always collaborate as an integrated partner, working side-by-side with my client teams.Consulting involves sectors as Oil and Gas, Home - Industrial, Medical and other.I offer:- Product timeline and budget planning for government funded programs / startups- Product development- Technical support in regards to Electronics design- PCB, PCBA support (Altium Designer or similar)- EMI / EMC compliance- Subcontract coordination

I was a part of the team that overcome a vast array of technical challenges, and successfully developed a Downhole X-Ray Platform. Working as electronics engineer I helped to develop a high voltage x-ray power supply that can fit in 8cm diameter tube and works in harsh oil field environment at a temperatures above 150°C. I was also involved in specific supplier tasks, that include custom-made wafer production and hybrid circuit development.

Working in automation department as a software engineer for supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) systems. I was responsible for software implementation for controlling, monitoring, and analyzing industrial devices and processes. Projects involved clients as national power grid distributors, national railways. I used GE tools, such as PowerOn. Strict time schedule for trains and grid users gave me a good experience that good team and well planned work saves the day

At this point I realized that I know nothing :) It was my first year working as intern and electronics engineer in a R&D team. Working with a projects related to actuators used in hospital beds and office tables. Linak A/S and university location in Denmark gave me additional opportunities to work in a multi culture environment, including myself being an expat