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Elias Tzioumis has a diverse and extensive work experience spanning over several decades. Elias began their career at Milwaukee Gear as a Sales Analyst and later transitioned into a Design Engineer role. Afterward, they joined Doerr Electric/US Motors, Emerson Electric Co., where they worked as a Mechanical Design/Project Engineer and eventually became an Engineering Supervisor for Geared Products.

Moving on, Tzioumis joined Emerson Power Transmission as a Sr. Design Engineer, where they coordinated design personnel and provided technical guidance for sales and technical teams. Elias then took on the role of Customer Order & Application Engineering Manager at Rockwell Automation Power Systems-Dodge, where they were responsible for sustaining engineering and technical support for the Dodge TIGEAR family of single reduction worm gear drives.

At Emerson Power Transmission, Tzioumis continued to grow professionally, serving as the Manager of New Technology and later as the Manager of Design Engineering. In these roles, they focused on standard mechanical power transmission products, product training, testing methods, and resolving technical issues.

Tzioumis further expanded their expertise by joining Emerson Industrial Automation as the Director of Product Engineering, Power Transmission Solutions. In this role, they directed a multinational team responsible for sustaining engineering, material productivity, margin enhancement, and complexity reduction of mechanical power transmission products.

Following that, they joined Regal Beloit as the Director of Product Engineering, Power Transmission Solutions, where they oversaw product engineering activities related to power transmission solutions.

Before their current position, Tzioumis worked at Bonfiglioli USA as a Senior Application Engineer for discrete manufacturing and process industries.

Currently, they are employed at Cincinnati Gearing Systems Inc. as the Senior Design Engineer and Director of Design Engineering, where they are responsible for leading the design engineering team.

Overall, Tzioumis has gained extensive experience in various engineering and management roles within the power transmission industry, demonstrating their technical expertise, leadership skills, and ability to drive successful product development and optimization initiatives.

Elias Tzioumis completed their Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee in 1982. Additionally, they pursued Engineering Management at the Milwaukee School of Engineering, but the specific degree and dates of enrollment are not provided.