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Leonardo Rivera Cordero

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Smiths invested in my career. I started as a production operator at Smiths Interconnect in 2003. With the support of my colleagues, I decided to study for three years to earn a technical level degree in electronics.

In 2005, during my studies, I got the opportunity to take on the role of Supervisor of Screen-Printing processes. It was amazing to think that despite having a very humble upbringing, doors were opening for me to continue learning and developing.

In 2007, I took on the role of Production planner for the Components area. This role taught me a great deal about the administrative aspects of production, but at the same time, I realised that I wanted to return to the technical arena.

I was inspired by my Engineering Manager who told me: “You can be an Engineer, that's your area. Study, and you will get there!"

By the beginning of 2009, I had begun a new role as a Junior Engineer. Smiths Interconnect's vision for employee growth and the opportunities they offer allowed me to continue developing and to learn about all the production processes that take place at our Costa Rica facility.

I advanced to the role of Engineer, followed by Senior Engineer, before becoming Engineering Supervisor.

An important recent achievement for me was being offered my current position as Engineering Manager. This is a new challenge for me, but I work hard and trust in the group of professionals around me. They support me and encourage me to continue giving my best every day.

My motivation to move forward is my family. I encourage you to look for your motivation and always keep moving.

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Engineering Manager
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Costa Rica
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