Mechanical Engineering IPAC

Adam Shapiro is a mechanical engineer specializing in product development, design validation, and systems integration. At Goddard Technologies, he leads mechanical design and subsystem development for complex industrial automation systems, translating client needs into high-performance solutions. Previously at Teradyne, he led mechanical, pneumatic, and electrical redesigns for semiconductor test equipment, driving innovation and efficiency in production environments. Adam holds an M.S. in Materials Science and Engineering from the University of Florida, where he researched PEEK-based biomaterials to enhance implant biocompatibility.  

Jenna (Jacobs) Remick is a Senior Software Design Release Engineer for General Motors, where she releases software and calibrations on internal combustion engine control modules. She runs the Artificial Intelligence(AI) initiative for her organization, finding new ways to use AI in the automotive controls space.  She has a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Wentworth Institute of Technology (Class of 2016) and a Master of Science in Energy Systems Engineering from University of Michigan (Class of 2020). 

Angelo is a result driven Business Executive, and after retirement, was a Selectman for 8 years in the town of Belmont serving on a wide variety of Town Committees. He has an exceptional record of creating, building and managing highly successful and profitable organizations.  His key strengths include: Leadership, Problem Solving, General Management and Business Development. 

He grew up in Belmont and lived there for over 60 years but now lives in Winchester.  

After working for Xerox Corporation for 5 years, Angelo played a vital role in the growth of Dynisco, Inc from less than $1 million in annual sales to over $85 million.  Dynisco is a manufacturer of instrumentation and process improvement equipment for the plastics processing industry.  His responsibilities ranged from applications engineer to vice president of marketing and sales, to Executive Vice President and General Manager of a $45 million subsidiary.  From an international perspective, he has developed and supervised successful companies in Germany, France, and England.  He has also formed companies in Italy and Japan, and served as president of KK Dynisco in Tokyo.  He later became President/CEO of Adaptive Instruments Corporation of Hudson MA.  

Angelo holds an Associate Mechanical Engineering Degree and an Honorary Bachelor of Technology Degree from Wentworth Institute, a Bachelor of Science Degree in Industrial Technology, and an Executive MBA, both from Northeastern University.  

He was a 12-year member of the National Board of Directors of The Society of the Plastics Industry, Membership Chairman of the Machinery Division; and a member of the International Trade Advisory Committee.  He was Chairman of the Board of Trustee of the Plastics Institute of America and a senior member of both the Society of Plastics Engineers and Instrument Society of America.