Harold Ruiz is a Manager of Interior at Supernal. He possess expertise in engineering management, lean manufacturing, aerospace engineering, manufacturing engineering, autocad and 43 more skills. He is proficient in English. Colleagues describe him as "Harold worked as Design Engineer Airframe -Interiors at Piper Aircraft on the Piper Jet Altaire program where he was instrumental in achieving the interior style and functionality for the cabin. He worked extensively with cabin manufactures and style houses to achieve a superior aircraft interior which was highly regarded for its style and inovative fetures including multi-role zones within the cabin. Harold was always very aware of customer needs and well as practical engineering aspects with regard to design, materials and manufacturing. He represented Engineering at a number of customer focus and marketing events where his outgoing nature was a assest in selling the interior of the aircraft. He was also the first to bring the concepts of virtual reality to Piper Aircraft working with leading edge companies to make the aircraft "fly " for customers in advance of real aircraft flight. Harold is extremely able with CAD/CAM technologies both in design and manufacturing and has a work ethic which is both strong and infectious to others. He would be asset to any aircraft or interiors development team.", "Harold is a delight to work with. His design skills are excellent and of the highest quality. On a recent Project, Harold was key to the interior design of a new General Aviation airplane. But in addition, he facilitated every step necessary to create a fully featured prototype. This included knowing and finding excellent vendors. As a manager I loved one quality above all. Harold makes people work together - happily. Somehow, his involvement neutralizes bad attitudes. Harold is someone you can build a department around,", and "I've worked with Harold at two companies and always found Harold to be a diligent, hard working engineer who could develop create solutions when needed and focused on the details."