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Domenico D'Andrea has a diverse work experience spanning over three decades. Domenico currently holds the position of Head of Business Development and Sales at Renaissance Fusion, where they lead market strategies for high-temperature superconductors and liquid metal technologies. Prior to this role, Domenico worked at Air Liquide for several years in various positions. Domenico served as a Senior Business Developer for the ITER program in nuclear fusion and big science, focusing on expanding business opportunities in fusion and cryogenic facilities. At Air Liquide Electronics Systems, they were the Director of Sales and Marketing, overseeing a worldwide territory with a strong emphasis on Asia Pacific and the USA. Domenico managed a team of 15 sellers and product managers and handled gas cabinets and precursor distribution systems for semiconductors. Domenico also played a significant role at Air Liquide Advanced Technologies SA, where they were the General Manager responsible for setting up the representative office in China and leading recruitment, business development, and P&L management. Additionally, they worked as an Electronic Product Manager at Air Liquide, focusing on equipment design and product development for the Asian market. Earlier in their career, Domenico worked as a Project Manager Overseas at TBT, specializing in gas chromatography and analysis, and as a Utilities Engineer at SIO. Overall, they have a wealth of experience and expertise in sales, business development, marketing, and project management in the fields of high-technology equipment and cryogenic systems.

Domenico D'Andrea began their education in 1984 at the State Institute for Industrial Technologies in Milan, Italy, where they pursued studies in Industrial Electronics. Domenico completed their education at this institute in 1988. Following this, in 1989, they enrolled at the Italy Naval Academy, where they focused on Electrical, Electronics, and Communications Engineering. Domenico received their Engineer's degree from the Italy Naval Academy, but the exact length of their enrollment at this institution is unknown.