Nicholas Trapani is a Business Development | HVAC | Mechatronics | Rapid Prototyping | Metrology at Trapani Systems. He possess expertise in microsoft office, autocad, automation, r&d, engineering and 37 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "I worked with Nick at The Daikin Texas Technology Park in Waller, TX. In a building spanning more than the length of 74 football fitness combined, (with nearly all functions working under one roof, and over 8,000 employees), I had the good fortune to cross paths with Nick multiple times where I benefited from his professional skills. Here are just a few of Nick’s top qualities that differentiate him from the pack: Fast: I quickly found out why Nick was known by many as “Nick the Quick.” Engineers have many traits, but being fast is not typically one of them. When I recall my interactions with Nick, his sense of urgency stands out as one of his most memorable traits. Responsive/Resourceful/Flexible: When I needed an SME for an article I was writing, I was referred to Nick. He came in person to my desk, pulled up a chair and said he ‘figured it was urgent’ and quickly provided all the information and explanations I needed. This is how I first met Nick. I also saw that Nick was recognized by his colleagues and customers for his service orientation and accountability. When a fellow colleague needed a back up for a project he volunteered to take a lead role on which I was managing, he soon elected Nick as his right hand to serve in his absence. When we needed someone to play our Company Mascot on the day of a 3,500 person event, Nick came to the rescue once again and identified an alternate resource immediately. Innovative: Since my time at Daikin, Nick has continued to contribute beyond the scope of his role, 3-D printing masks during the COVID pandemic and more. He has a true passion for engineering and is constantly learning and applying his knowledge to solve ‘the impossible.’ Humble: I am struck by the fact that Nick is very humble considering that his capabilities and drive far surpass the norm. It is worth noting that Nick did not ask me to write this. I offered to do it gladly. From all my interactions with Nick, working as a cross functional partner, I say without hesitation that any company would be lucky to have him on their team."