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CONFIDEE Announces Constantin Tanase as Operations Manager
July 27, 2023 | CONFIDEEEstimated reading time: 1 minute
CONFIDEE is thrilled to announce the appointment of Constantin Tanase, widely known as Costa, as new Operations Manager. With an impressive 16-year track record within the PCB manufacturing sector, Costa brings a wealth of experience and expertise to the team.
“We are excited to welcome Constantin Tanase as our new Operations Manager at CONFIDEE," said Vidar Olsen, CEO at CONFIDEE. “Costa's exceptional skills, experience, and in-depth understanding of the PCB manufacturing industry make him the perfect fit for our company”, says CEO Vidar Olsen.
Costa's tenure as a Sales Engineer at Fineline, followed by his roles as CAM Engineer at both Merlin PCB Group and Hi-Tech Corp, have solidified his reputation as a highly capable and accomplished professional in the field. Throughout his career, Costa has played a significant role in enhancing production processes, providing exceptional technical support, and fostering strong client relationships.
“I am immensely grateful to be part of the CONFIDEE team, a true trailblazer in the PCB industry, whose remarkable growth and reputation enhancement in the shortest time in PCB history have been truly awe-inspiring. Their approach on both cutting edge data handling and system development, combined with their honest and fair treatment of people and business, is hard to turn down, “says Tanase.
Constantin Tanase is all set to join the CONFIDEE Operations team from August.
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