Hans Hazelebach

Hans Hazelebach has extensive work experience in the field of software engineering and mechatronics. Hans has worked as a Senior Software Engineer at BluePrint Automation (BPA) since 2022. Prior to this, they worked at Syntegon from 2009 to 2022, where they programmed, managed, and optimized standard applications of HMI and PLC software platforms. Hans also developed a new HMI standard in collaboration with a sister company in Switzerland. Additionally, at Syntegon, Hans programmed and commissioned servo-controlled packaging machines and feeding systems.

Before their time at Syntegon, Hans worked as a Software Engineer at Valk Welding from 2008 to 2009. There, they developed, implemented, and tested custom software for industrial welding robots, including documentation.

From 1998 to 2008, Hans worked at Bosch Tevopharm as a Mechatronic Engineer. Hans'sresponsibilities included creating functional and technical specifications, programming and managing standard applications of HMI and PLC software platforms, as well as programming and commissioning servo-controlled packaging machines and feeding systems.

Hans briefly worked as a PLC Engineer at Stork Nederland B.V. in 1998 and as an Electrical Engineer at Klöckner Hänsel Tevopharm B.V. (Bosch Packaging Technology) from 1993 to 1998. In these roles, they engineered servo-controlled packaging machines, created electrical schematics using E-CAD/ELCAD, and programmed PLCs and HMI systems.

Hans began their career as a Research Medewerker at TNO in 1992.

Hans Hazelebach's education history begins in 1980 when they attended the 1e Christelijke Technische School Rotterdam. Here, they pursued a field of study in LBO with a focus on Elektrotechniek. Hans studied there until 1983. Following this, from 1983 to 1986, Hazelebach attended the Christiaan Huygensschool Rotterdam. During their time there, they specialized in Elektronica within the field of study of MTS Elektrotechniek. Finally, from 1986 to 1991, Hazelebach enrolled in the HU University of Applied Sciences Utrecht (Hogeschool Utrecht). Hans studied HTS Elektrotechniek, specifically focusing on the differentiation of Industriële Automatisering.