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Konrad Domanski has a diverse work experience spanning various industries and roles. Konrad was the Product Director for Liquid Sensors at Sensirion since 2020 and was responsible for the strategy and commercial success of two product lines. Before that, they worked as a Product Manager for Mass Flow Controllers and Gas Metering Solutions at Sensirion, where they collaborated closely with customers, sales, R&D, and production teams. Konrad was also the Deputy to the leader of the business unit and played a significant role in shaping the strategy for flow products.

Prior to their role at Sensirion, Domanski worked at FLUXiM AG as an R&D Engineer. During their tenure, they built advanced scientific instruments from scratch, led mechanical, electronic, and software development, and achieved record-breaking sales for the company. Konrad also organized product trainings for the sales team.

Before their industry experience, Domanski worked as a Research Assistant at EPFL, where they focused on the stability of perovskite solar cells. Konrad also served as a Senior Project Manager at Innovation Forum Lausanne, organizing a startup accelerator program and competitions.

In addition to their professional experience, Domanski pursued their passion for mountaineering by working as a Mountain Guide for a non-profit organization. Konrad also had previous roles as a CEO at Perosol, a Technology Consultant at Archipelago Technology Group Ltd, and conducted research at Ä°zmir Institute of Technology, Imperial College London, and EPFL.

Overall, Domanski's work experience demonstrates their expertise in product management, research, project management, and leadership roles.

Konrad Domanski pursued their education diligently, starting in 2010 at Imperial College London. There, they earned a Bachelor of Engineering degree in Materials Science and Engineering. During their time at Imperial College, Konrad focused on studying nanotechnology, electronic and optoelectronic devices, as well as the characterization of materials.

Following their undergraduate studies, Konrad continued their academic journey at the University of Cambridge in 2013. Konrad completed a Master of Philosophy degree in Micro&Nanotechnology Enterprise within the field of nanotechnology. This program provided him with valuable knowledge and skills in the field.

In 2014, Konrad joined EPFL (École polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne) to pursue their doctoral studies. Over the course of four years, they successfully completed their Doctor of Philosophy degree, specializing in Perovskite Photovoltaics. Their research and studies in this field demonstrated their dedication and expertise in this specific area of focus.

Overall, Konrad Domanski's education history showcases their commitment to advancing their knowledge and skills in the field of nanotechnology and related disciplines.