1. Alejandro M. Oreamuno V.
Title: Electronics Engineering (Grade: Bachelor)
Languages: Spanish, English and German (fluent writing, reading and speaking skills in
English, 80% in German)
Social Status: Married
Other studies: Avionics and Aviation mechanical systems, Photography; Micro Business
Management; short courses management training
Contact Information: 506.4702-0698 Home
506.8808-8808 Cell phone
email aleoreamuno@yahoo.com
Summary
Alejandro studied at the Humboldt School in San Jose, Costa Rica. He later went to the Instituto
Tecnológico de Costa Rica, graduating as Bachelor in Electronics Engineer. He later took short
management and technical courses and seminars inside and outside Costa Rica. His CV was evaluated
by FIS (Foundation for International Services Inc.) in Bothell, Washington, and Alejandro is considered to
have the equivalent of a bachelor’s degree in electronics engineering with a master of business
administration degree with emphasis in finance from an accredited college or university in the United
States.
Alejandro has worked for 32 years in the airline business, 12 years in the silicon manufacturing area as
Process Engineer and 3.5 years as Equipment Engineer in the Medical Industry
Alejandro started working for LACSA Airlines as Electronics Technician in 1982. He was promoted to
Engineer, to Supervisor and then to Inspector of LACSA’s Avionics Shop. He moved to the Shop Foreman
Assistant position and finally to the Shop Foreman position, managing a crew of 3 engineers and 6
technicians. As part of his duties, during that time frame, he developed test benches to repair several
electronics units, developed the first FAA certified calibration laboratory in Costa Rica, to calibrate and
maintain the avionics test equipment for a safe aircraft operation, kept all the shop records and trained the
personnel in the airline processes, duties, roles and responsibilities. He also directed and led the
organization to certify the company as an FAA certified repair station and in the recertification process with
the local Civil Aviation Regulatory office (DGAC).
Alejandro left LACSA Airlines in 1998 to join INTEL manufacturing plant in Costa Rica, where he worked
in the positions of Process Engineer, Development Engineer and Group Leader for over 11 years. His first
assignment was to set up and certify the Epoxy Module for the C4 process for the Costa Rican plant,
where he qualified all of the epoxy links. With the introduction of new tools, he lead the Costa Rican
engineering and technical team to qualify the new process for the improved dispenser tool, with a 1.4%
yield improvement, moving it from 96.8% to 98.2%, enabling the tool and process certification and
introduction. Alejandro was selected as part of the first Costa Rican team to be sent to INTEL
headquarters in Chandler, Arizona, as development engineer, for the first large die, high performance
processor, where he worked for 3 years. During that time, Alejandro fully qualified a new batch oven to
replace the old sequential ovens, improving the existing tools and process. He also developed new
recipes and dispensing methods to enable the INT3b process certification for large die, and for the small
form factor, leading INTEL´s organization in Penang and Costa Rica in the process. Back in Costa Rica,
he recertified this process, moving from a 3 dispenser, low speed, low yield process to a 2 dispenser, high
speed, high yield process, improving the run rate by 545% (from 330 units per hour to 1800 units per
hour), yield by 5.2% (from 94.6% to 99.8%) and the reliability by over 30% (from a failure rate of 1.5% @ 7
years, to a 0.05% @ 10 years).
In 2005, Alejandro accepted the Chipsets group leadership with a team of 2 engineers and 3 technicians
for the INTEL Costa Rican Plant. As his first priority, he stabilized the process and tool performance. He
was in charge of the Costa Rican Capital Avoidance Working Group, saving INTEL over 15 million dollars
in a time frame of 2 years. He was in charge of the copy exactly program compliance for the whole Costa
Rica plant and lead the certification of new tools and processes for the Chipsets epoxy module, certifying
a 2 conveyor process using a JET valve for the first time at the epoxy process, to improve the run rate
100% (from 1800 units per hour to 3600 units per hour) with a 0.02% yield improvement, and enabling
further process improvements, validating a run rate of over 5000 units per hour utilizing the 2 conveyor

2. line process.
In that same time frame, Alejandro worked maintaining medical laser equipment from HGM Industry, used for
plastic surgery at a private clinic in San Jose.
In 2010 Alejandro left INTEL to work independently in the aviation field as owner and General Manager for
Next Gen Avionics, certifying the company as per Costa Rican Civil Aviation authority’s guidelines. In
2012 he founded Power Mechanics and Avionics company to service the General Aviation industry at
Pavas International Airport
From May to July 2012, Alejandro worked for Vertical Circuits Inc. in Scotts Valley, California, as consultant for
the Process and Development Engineering departments. In that timeframe, the vertical dispense process, the
valve and the material were qualified, enabling the process to run. Also, the process specs for all the operations
were revised and updated.
In June 2013, Alejandro started to work for Boston Scientific at El Coyol, Alajuela, Costa Rica, as Senior
Equipment Engineer, taking charge of the sustaining and special projects for the GBF (Gastro Biopsy Forceps)
assembly line. By the end of 2014, Alejandro was appointed as the Laser Safety Officer (LSO) for Boston
Scientific’s Coyol plant, and got the final certification from the Laser Institute of America (LIA) in September
2015. In November 2015 Alejandro moved to the Equipment Development Department inside Boston Scientific
Organization at the Coyol plant in Alajuela, Costa Rica, in charge of equipment development, qualification and
certification to Boston Scientific and FDA standards

3. Industry
Experience
2015 – Date Boston Scientific, El Coyol, Alajuela, Costa Rica
Equipment Development Engineer
 In charge of new equipment design, development, qualification and certification as per BSCI and
FDA standards
 In charge of the laser safety operation of BSCI – Coyol plant
2013 – 2015 Boston Scientific, El Coyol, Alajuela, Costa Rica
Equipment Engineer
 In charge of the corrective and preventive maintenance of the GBF (Gastro Biopsy Forceps)
production lines
 In charge of the coordination of special projects
2012 – 2012 Vertical Circuits Inc (VCI) Scotts Valley, California, USA
Process and Development Engineering consultant
 Review and clean-up of the process Specs for the entire production line
 Development of the vertical dispensing process
 Certification and process validation of the vertical dispensing process and the DL pump
 Material certification for the vertical dispensing process
2008 – 2010 Intel Corporation Heredia, Costa Rica
Senior Engineer
 In charge of the Copy Exactly compliance of the Costa Rica Production Plant
 In charge of the Epoxy process
 In charge for ISO maintenance and qualification for the Assembly and Test areas of the CR plant
 In charge of the productivity projects
 In charge of the quality improvement projects
2007 – 2008 Intel Corporation Heredia, Costa Rica
Individual Contributor
 In charge of special technical projects for the Assembly Line and productivity improvement plans to
optimize the head count and the output
 In charge of the technical group development and up skilling
 General technical support for the group leaders on all assembly areas, to minimize equipment
downtime
 Copy Exactly site owner
2005 – 2007 INTEL Corporation Heredia, Costa Rica
Epoxy Module Group Leader
 In charge of the coordination of the Engineering team of the module
 In charge of the healthiness and productivity of the Epoxy Module

4. 2004 – 2005 INTEL Corporation Heredia, Costa Rica
Senior Process Engineer
 In charge of the healthiness of the Chipsets’s production epoxy under fill process
 In charge of process and tool improvement for INTEL’s Chipsets Virtual Factory
 Tool upgrades and modification designs to improve performance
 Successfully introduced and qualified the new double stack cure process, doubling cure capacity
without capital investments
INTEL U trainer
Industry
Experience
2003 - 2004 INTEL Corporation Heredia, Costa Rica
Senior Process Engineer
 In charge of the healthiness of the server’s production epoxy under fill process
 In charge of process and tool improvement for INTEL’s Virtual Factory
1. Qualification of INT3b platform from a 3 dispenser link with low Run Rate and low YIELD to a single
dispenser process (Improving Run Rate by 500%, YIELD by 2.1% and machine utilization by 20%.
This change also opened the possibility of eliminating the ultrasonic acoustic monitor, involving a
trough put and headcount reduction.
2. Dispense valve stopcock modification to eliminate epoxy dripping (Improving YIELD and Machine
Utilization)
 Tool upgrades and modification designs to improve performance
1. Successfully introduced and qualified the new generation of epoxy dispensers as first site at
INTEL’s Virtual Factory, improving the pure UPH (units per hour) from 2700 to 4400
2. Successfully introduced and qualified the change from a linear dispense pump valve to a Jet valve,
to improve the yield by over 0.05%, and stabilized the process monitors
 Process changes to introduce the last version of the tool operational software, improving machine
utilization, Run Rate, YIELD and process control
 INTEL U trainer
 Chaired the site Capital Avoidance working group
2000 – 2003 INTEL Corporation Chandler, Arizona, USA
Development Engineer
 In charge of process and tool development
 In charge of process and tool technology transfer (Joint Development Team chair for INT3b; and 1262 new
technology processes)
 Co chaired the Epoxy Capital Avoidance Working Group
 INTEL U trainer
 Machine improvements
1. Initial qualification and tests of the M2K Asymtek dispenser for the epoxy module;
2. Designed and implemented the experimental design for qualifying the BlueM batch oven for the epoxy
process and helped the IHS module in their qualification;
3. Initial assessments for validating the Hella and Tiros Ultima sequential ovens;
4. Designed improvements to the existing M600 dispenser tool and configuration to improve tool
performance
Process improvements (Process change to increase the UPH and Machine Utilization for the existing UF
epoxy capillary process; Developed the INT3a and INT3b epoxy UF processes; Successfully transfer both
processes to the Virtual Factory to High Volume Manufacturing environment)
2000 – 2000 INTEL Corporation Heredia, Costa Rica

5. Equipment Engineer
 In charge of new EPOXY processes for new technologies
 Inter site coordinator for new process deployment on all High Volume Manufacturing sites
 Responsible for machine/process Copy Exactly
 INTEL U trainer
I/Q Safety level inspector
Industry
Experience
1998 – 2000 Componentes INTEL de Costa Rica San Antonio de Belén, Heredia, Costa
Rica
Senior Process Engineer
 In charge of the EPOXY Module
 In charge of the Year 2000 program for all the computers and machines in this module
 In charge of the modifications of the module, process upgrades (Unit per hour, YIELD and output
improvements), and SPC/PCS.
 Development of new processes
 INTEL U trainer
 I/Q Safety level inspector
 Machine improvements (Qualification of Epoxy rev-46 tools/process on all Virtual Factory sites)
 Process improvements (Improved the YIELD by 1.4% to qualify the epoxy process on the new
Asymtek dispensers
Aviation
Experience
2012 – 2015 Power Mechanics & Avionics Pavas, San Jose, Costa Rica
Technical Director, General Manager
 In charge of the technical certification of the company under the DGAC directives
 In charge of establishing the technical department of the company
 In charge of the customer technical support
 In charge of the design and implementation of A/C changes in wiring and new equipment installation
2006 – 2012 Next Gen Avionics Pavas, San Jose, Costa Rica
Technical Director
 In charge of the technical certification of the company under the DGAC directives
 In charge of establishing the technical department of the company
 In charge of the customer technical support
 In charge of the design and implementation of A/C changes in wiring and new equipment installation
2003 – 2006 RASA Pavas, San Jose, Costa Rica
Quality Control Manager
 In charge of the revision of the 337 change forms
 In charge of the design and implementation of A/C changes in wiring and new equipment installation
Avionics Technician
In charge of line maintenance activities

6. 2000 - 2003 RASA Pavas, San Jose, Costa Rica
 Relocated in Arizona, USA, performed advisory activities on installations and modifications
1998 – 2000 RASA Pavas, San Jose, Costa Rica
Shop technician
 Perform equipment repair functions on Transponders; Distance Measuring Equipment; Audio Selector Panels; E
Locator Transmitters and General communication equipment
 Perform advisory tasks on A/C equipment and wiring modifications
 Review 337 forms
 Design minor A/C wiring changes
Aviation
Experience
1994 - 1998 LACSA Airlines San José, Costa Rica
Avionics Shop Foreman
 Coordinated both, shop and A/C line maintenance duties.
 Opened the Calibration Laboratory and kept it running.
 Maintained the FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) shop license.
1986 - 1994 LACSA Airlines San José, Costa Rica
Avionics Shop Chief Assistant
 In charge of all the calibration records
 In charge of the A/C line duties
 In charge of the DME/ATC, audio, Voice Recorder and accessories test benches, and the battery shop
 Support the computers of the Maintenance Department
 Trained new Avionics Shop employees
 In charge of the FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) records and paperwork
1984 - 1986 LACSA Airlines San José, Costa Rica
Electronics Engineer
 Worked on the A/C line and shop duties.
 Developed new test benches
 Implemented new procedures for calibration and repair
1982 - 1984 LACSA Airlines San José, Costa Rica
Electronics Technician
 Worked on the A/C line maintenance
 In charge of repairing:
Aircraft communication equipment
CVRs and emergency locators/lightning equipment
Aicraft accessories

7. Education:
Manufacturing Industry
Laser Safety Officer with Hazard Analysis
Laser Institute of America, Chicago, Illinois, USA, July 2012
SEMICON
Moscone Center, San Francisco, California, USA, July 2012
ISO 9001 Internal Auditor
SGE consultores, San Jose, Costa Rica, Jun 2006
OUT of the Box Thinking
INTEL U, Arizona, USA, Jul 2002
STATS 101
INTEL U, Arizona, USA, Jan 2002
DOE
INTEL U, Arizona, USA, Sept/Oct 2001
CAPS Metric Model 0 overview
INTEL U, Belén, Costa Rica, Aug/1999
Advanced Electrical Safety
INTEL U, Belén, Costa Rica, Jul/1999
Energized Electrical Work re certification
INTEL U, Belén, Costa Rica, Jul/1999
A/T VSPEC 1.0 Contributor training
INTEL U, Belén, Costa Rica, Jun/1999
Clean room overview
INTEL U, Belén, Costa Rica, Apr/1999
Control of Hazardous Energies
INTEL U, Belén, Costa Rica, Mar/1999
Hazardous Waste handling and storage
INTEL U, Belén, Costa Rica, Dec/1998
ATM VF SPC
INTEL U, Belén, Costa Rica, Dec/1998
Effective Meetings
INTEL U, Cavite, Phillipines, Sept/1998
Constructive Confrontation
INTEL U, Cavite, Phillipines, Sept/1998
HAZCOM
INTEL U, Cavite, Phillipines, Sept/1998
Basic Electrical Safety
INTEL U, Cavite, Phillipines, Sept/1998
Intermediate Electrical Safety
INTEL U, Cavite, Phillipines, Sept/1998
Advanced Electrical Safety
INTEL U, Cavite, Phillipines, Sept/1998
Control of Hazardous Energies
INTEL U, Cavite, Phillipines, Sept/1998
CPR/First Aid
INTEL U, Cavite, Phillipines, Sept/1998
Office Ergonomics
INTEL U, Cavite, Phillipines, Aug/1998
Manufacturing Ergonomics
INTEL U, Cavite, Phillipines, Aug/1998
Office Safety
INTEL U, Cavite, Phillipines, Aug/1998
Safety Management by Walking Around

8. INTEL U, Cavite, Phillipines, Aug/1998
JMP Basics
INTEL U, Cavite, Phillipines, Aug/1998
Basic Statistic and Graphs
INTEL U, Cavite, Phillipines, Aug/1998
Measurement Capability
INTEL U, Cavite, Phillipines, Aug/1998
DOE 1 (Design of experiments)
INTEL U, Cavite, Phillipines, Aug/1998
Sequential Testing
INTEL U, Cavite, Phillipines, Aug/1998
Control Charts
INTEL U, Cavite, Phillipines, Aug/1998
Process FMEA
INTEL U, Cavite, Phillipines, Jul/1998
Disposition Management
INTEL U, Cavite, Phillipines, Jul/1998
7 Step problem solving
INTEL U, Cavite, Phillipines, Jul/1998
Workstream/Cept lite
INTEL U, Cavite, Phillipines, Jul/1998
SPEED QAN
INTEL U, Cavite, Phillipines, Jul/1998
EATS
INTEL U, Cavite, Phillipines, Jul/1998
ACCESS/DATAVIEW
INTEL U, Cavite, Phillipines, Jul/1998
Rapid WIINGS
INTEL U, Cavite, Phillipines, Jul/1998
PM Checklist
INTEL U, Cavite, Phillipines, Jul/1998
Documentum
INTEL U, Cavite, Phillipines, Jul/1998
Spec. Overview
INTEL U, Cavite, Phillipines, Jul/1998
Spec. Writing
INTEL U, Cavite, Phillipines, Jul/1998
C4 Process Flow Handbook
INTEL U, Cavite, Phillipines, Jul/1998
CE!/Virtual Factory Orientation
INTEL U, Cavite, Phillipines, Jul/1998
C4 Process Flow Handbook
INTEL U, Cavite, Phillipines, Jul/1998

9. Aviation Industry
Taller Aeronautico
PROCOMER, San Jose, Costa Rica, Feb/2012
De Havilland Twin Otter Maintenance update training
Nature Air, Pavas, San Jose, Costa Rica, Nov/2010
PT6A Small Series – Line & Base Maintenace
Nature Air, Pavas, San Jose, Costa Rica, Oct/2010
Initial Training on King Air Series 90
Nature Air, Pavas, San Jose, Costa Rica, May/2010
Human Factors Management in Aeronautical Maintenance
Nature Air, Pavas, San Jose, Costa Rica, Mar/2010
NBAA (National Business Aircraft Association Meeting)
Orlando, USA, Oct/2008
AMC (Avionics Maintenance Conference)
Atlanta, USA, May/2007
AMC (Avionics Maintenance Conference)
ARINC, Memphis, USA, Mar/1998
AMC (Avionics Maintenance Conference)
ARINC, Alaska, USA, Mar/1997
Training on Universal Data Recorder data retrieval
LACSA Airlines, Alajuela, Costa Rica, Oct/1996
Human Resources Administration
LACSA Airlines, San José, Costa Rica, Aug/1996
Administration by Objectives
LACSA Airlines, San José, Costa Rica, Jul/1996
Efficient and effective Management
LACSA Airlines, San José, Costa Rica, May/1996
Approved Parts Seminar
TACA AIRLINES, San Salvador, El Salvador, Apr/1996
Financial Impact
LACSA Airlines, San José, Costa Rica, Apr/1996
Decision Making and Problem Solving
LACSA Airlines, San José, Costa Rica, Mar/1996
Reengineering Seminar
LACSA Airlines, San José, Costa Rica, May/1996
MD11 Familiarization Maintenance Course
KLM, San José, Costa Rica, Oct/1994
HF and Power Amplifier Service Training
HULL ELECTONICS, San Diego, USA, Sept/1994
Micro business
ESCUELA SOCIAL JUAN XXIII, San José, Costa Rica, Nov/1993
Traffic Collision and Avoidance System (TCAS) operational training
ALLIED SIGNAL, San José, Costa Rica, Nov/1993
Federal Aviation Administration Regional Regulations Seminar
FAA, San José, Costa Rica, Nov/1993
Boeing 737-200/-300 Avionics Systems
LACSA Airlines, San José, Costa Rica, May/1993
HGM PC & Elite K1 LASER. System Service and Maintenance Trng.
HGM, Salt Lake City, USA, Nov/1992
Cabin Communications Data System.Components Overhaul
training
DEUTSCHE AIRBUS, Hamburg, Germany, Sep/1991
Airbus A320-211. Base Maintenance and Electrical Level II Avionics
AIRBUS INDUSTRIES, Toulousse, France, Sept/1990
NiCad Battery. Care and Maintenance training

10. AERO QUALITY, Miami, USA, Apr/1990
Cabin Communications Data System. Components Maintenance
training
DEUTSCHE AIRBUS, Hamburg, Germany, Feb/1990
Automatic Test Equipment and Instrumentation West Seminar
Los Angeles, USA, Jan/1990
Automatic Test Equipment and Instrumentation West Seminar
Los Angeles, USA, Jan/1989
Digital Avionics Fundamentals
BOEING, Seattle, USA, Sep/1988
860E-5/-4 Distance Measuring Equipment (DME). Repair and
Maintenance
ROCKWELL-COLLINS, Cedar Rapids, USA, May/1997
621A-6/6A ATC Transponder. Repair and Maintenance
ROCKWELL-COLLINS, Cedar Rapids, USA, May/1997
Microprocessor INTEL-8086 family
UNIVERSITY of COSTA RICA, San José, Costa Rica, Jul/1986
Microsoft Chart, Grafix Partner & Storyboard
MICROASESORIA, San José, Costa Rica, Jul/1986
767 Avionics Systems
BOEING, Seattle, USA, Dec/1985
7XX Airlines Service and Maintenance Class
ICOT, Miami, USA, Aug/1985
National Electronics Seminar
CINDE, San José, Costa Rica, Mar/1984
Electronics Engineer (Bachelor Degree)
INSTITUTO TECNOLOGICO DE COSTA RICA, Cartago, Costa Rica,
Mar/1977
High School
Humboldt Schule, San José, Costa Rica, Nov/1977
Deutsche Sprachdiplom
Humboldt Schule, San José, Costa Rica, Oct/1977
Sclusszeugnis
Humboldt Schule, San José, Costa Rica, Oct/1976