Francesco Giannattasio Email & Phone Number | Aerospace engineer with post graduation master in turbomachinery and propulsion (thesis on experimental studies for civil aeroengines). Four years of experience as a validation & verification leader in the GE Oil & Gas plant in Bari (Italy), building up the new department and infrastructures for experimental testing on centrifugal/subsea pumps, achieving full functionality of the new team and designed/erected test rigs, with successful delivery on more than 15 test campaigns. 5 years experience in leading validation projects in the GE Oil & Gas (later Baker Hughes, a GE Company) Turbomachinery Laboratory in Florence, Italy, delivering on more than 10 successful test campaigns for new compressors and gas turbines for the marine, offshore, industrial power generation and LNG market. The covered roles range from technical/cost alignment with requestors to test execution, passing through coordination of test vehicle and system design and construction teams, managing safety, risk mitigation, compliance to internal/external regulatory systems and budget, and improving quality and cycle times reduction with support to internal best practices issue and update, Attitude towards concreteness, curiosity for “the new”, robust improvement, systems engineering approach. Capability of achieving company targets by managing and working in diverse and multicultural teams including members located worldwide.

Francesco Giannattasio

Aerospace engineer with post graduation master in turbomachinery and propulsion (thesis on experimen...
Atlas Copco, Belgium, Belgium

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Team Leader - Testing Infrastructures And Processes

2022-08-01 00:00:00 - Present

Senior Program Manager & Technical Leader - Validation

2017-07-01 00:00:00 - 2019-12-01 00:00:00

Validation Technical Leader

2014-09-01 00:00:00 - 2017-07-01 00:00:00

Research Master

2009-10-01 00:00:00 - 2010-06-01 00:00:00

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Francesco Giannattasio is a Aerospace engineer with post graduation master in turbomachinery and propulsion (thesis on experimental studies for civil aeroengines). Four years of experience as a validation & verification leader in the GE Oil & Gas plant in Bari (Italy), building up the new department and infrastructures for experimental testing on centrifugal/subsea pumps, achieving full functionality of the new team and designed/erected test rigs, with successful delivery on more than 15 test campaigns. 5 years experience in leading validation projects in the GE Oil & Gas (later Baker Hughes, a GE Company) Turbomachinery Laboratory in Florence, Italy, delivering on more than 10 successful test campaigns for new compressors and gas turbines for the marine, offshore, industrial power generation and LNG market. The covered roles range from technical/cost alignment with requestors to test execution, passing through coordination of test vehicle and system design and construction teams, managing safety, risk mitigation, compliance to internal/external regulatory systems and budget, and improving quality and cycle times reduction with support to internal best practices issue and update, Attitude towards concreteness, curiosity for “the new”, robust improvement, systems engineering approach. Capability of achieving company targets by managing and working in diverse and multicultural teams including members located worldwide.

Francesco Giannattasio has prior
experience in the following industries:
Baker Hughes A | Ge Oil And Gas | Von Karman Institute For Fluid Dynamics

Francesco Giannattasio has the following professional experience:
Atlas Copco | Baker Hughes A | Ge Oil And Gas | Von Karman Institute For Fluid Dynamics