Howorth Air Technology appoints new Design Engineer

Miquel Vilamajo Tresserras joins the company from Telstar

Miquel Vilamajo Tresserras has joined Howorth Air Technology from technological research and development company, Telstar. He has become a member of Howorth’s pharmaceutical division as a Design Engineer. Tresserras is multilingual, which means that he will be a valuable asset in helping Howorth expand into the South American market.

Tresserras has worked extensively with 3D CAD as a mechanical design engineer, and has also been a research engineer, which has given him strong electrical knowledge and skills in interpreting electrical and pneumatic drawings.

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