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Delvitech Expands Its Presence in Germany with the Appointment of Bijan Thomas Rahideh as Representative
March 31, 2025 | DelvitechEstimated reading time: 1 minute
Delvitech, a leader in AI-driven automated optical inspection solutions, is strengthening its position in the German-speaking market by appointing Bijan Thomas Rahideh as its representative for Bavaria, Austria, and German-speaking regions of Switzerland. This move follows the establishment of Delvitech GmbH in 2024 and marks a significant step in the company’s expansion.
With over 25 years of experience in sales and key account management within the electronics and industrial automation sectors, Rahideh brings a wealth of expertise. His proven track record in managing global accounts and driving business success makes him a key asset to Delvitech’s growth strategy.
Before joining Delvitech, Rahideh held leadership roles at top companies, where he played a key role in boosting sales and building lasting relationships with customers across Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. His experience will be strategic as Delvitech continues to expand its innovative solutions in the region.
“I’m excited to represent Delvitech at such an important time for the company,” said Rahideh. “The technology Delvitech offers is truly transforming the automated optical inspection industry, and I look forward to contributing to its growth and expanding its presence in the region.”
Operating from north of Münich, Rahideh will play a key role in driving Delvitech’s market engagement and reinforcing its leadership in the automated optical inspection field.
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