Founder & Specialized Electronics Technician
24 years old, over 30 industrial certifications, and one obsession: figuring out why something isn't working — and making it work.
I repair, install, configure, and optimize systems — from a PC that won't turn on to a multi-million euro SMT production line that's brought manufacturing to a halt.
I moved to Italy from Bangladesh when I was 11. I couldn't even say "hello" in Italian. At school, every subject was taught in Italian: I survived math on logic alone and everything else on sheer stubbornness. Within two months I was speaking Italian well enough to keep up. Today I speak and write it at native level.
I'm not sharing this for sympathy. I'm sharing it because that period taught me the single most important thing I still apply to my work every day:
"When you don't understand something, you don't walk away — you dig in until you do."
I started my technical journey at 16, with internships as an electrical operator: civil and industrial wiring, electrical panels, installations. Then came my qualification as an industrial automation technician — PLC programming, microcontrollers, CAD design. Then telecommunications. Then IT systems, networking, server administration.
But the real turning point was the SMT world.
Since 2021, I've worked as a specialized electronics technician on ASMPT machines: SIPLACE (Pick & Place), SPI, screen printers, ASYS handling systems and laser markers. I've completed over 30 certifications across hardware, software, workshops and qualification tests — many at ASMPT headquarters in Munich, Germany. I've collaborated repeatedly with ASMPT's international service team.
In nearly 8 years of technical work, I've gone from basic wiring to full integration of industrial IT/OT systems — enterprise networks, MySQL servers, client-server architectures, industrial Windows environments, production software, traceability, and advanced diagnostics.
At electrONIK Lab, I offer three levels of service.
Installation, maintenance, troubleshooting and optimization of electronic production lines. I work on ASMPT machines (SIPLACE SX, X, TX), SPI, screen printers, laser markers, and ASYS handling systems. I train operators and maintenance staff. I work on-site, remotely, or anywhere in Italy.
Complete IT support, network configuration and infrastructure, system administration, AI tool integration to automate repetitive tasks, optimize workflows, and generate reports. Practical solutions, not theory.
PC and smartphone repair, custom-built PCs, hardware upgrades, data recovery, OS installation and configuration. Fast, clear, no surprises.
Areas I work in every day, with the proficiency level acquired in the field.
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From Bangladesh at age 11, without speaking a word of Italian. Within two months I could follow classes.
At 16 I started as an electrical operator: civil and industrial wiring, electrical panels, installations.
Qualification specializing in PLC, microcontrollers, CAD design and control systems.
Extended skills to telecommunication systems, structured cabling and data infrastructure.
System administration, enterprise network configuration, server and database management.
Started working as a specialized technician on ASMPT machines — SIPLACE, SPI, screen printers, ASYS handling.
Hardware, software, workshops and tests — many completed at ASMPT headquarters in Munich.
The lab is born: services for industrial companies, small businesses and private clients — based in Meda (MB).
Operating nationwide: SMT, IT/OT, hardware repair, AI automation.
I'm not asking you to trust me because I say so. I'm asking you to look at the facts.
Zero point unreachable after a mechanical replacement. Direct machine code access blocked. I found an alternative solution: the client resumed production the same day.
Solenoid valve malfunction diagnosed by the manufacturer as hardware failure. Deep analysis: it was a software conflict. Bar replacement avoided, problem solved.
Hostname misalignment in the network domain, invisible in logs. Required cross-analysis between Windows, corporate network and ASM software. Monitoring system restored.
These are not exceptional cases. This is how I work every day.
My approach is straightforward and consistent, whether you're a private client or an industrial plant.
Before I touch anything, I understand the problem. I ask questions, I analyze, I reconstruct the context. The more information I have, the faster and more accurate the intervention.
I tell you what needs to be done, how long it will take, and what it will cost. Before I proceed, you know exactly what to expect. No surprises, no hidden fees.
I work methodically and without shortcuts. I don't use "workarounds" as permanent solutions — if something needs to be fixed properly, it gets fixed properly.
When I'm done, the system works as it should. And if you need me afterward, I'm here.
I don't accept half-finished jobs, improvised fixes passed off as permanent solutions, or work that doesn't meet standards. When I leave a system, it's clean, functional, and in order — exactly as it should be.
I'll tell you exactly how things stand, even when it's not what you want to hear. In return, I need you to tell me everything you know about the problem. Withholding information doesn't help anyone.
Every problem is a puzzle. When I have one in front of me, I can't stop until I solve it. I don't say this to sound passionate — it's literally how I'm wired. It's why I chose complex systems: a different problem every day, a new challenge every day.
A production line that's stopped, a system that's not performing as it should, or you simply need a technician you can rely on: get in touch.
I always respond. If I can help, I'll tell you right away. If I can't, I'll tell you that too.