Ingrid Filep

Responsible for engineering and technical development of laminated panel kitchen and custom furniture systems, with focus on: Structural integrity of cabinet carcasses CNC-based panel production optimization Tolerance management in multi-unit installations Hardware selection and load planning Failure prevention and long-term durability Production standardization and quality control Actively involved in translating design intent into dimensionally controlled, manufacturable cabinet systems.

Led the structural and dimensional engineering framework for CNC-based laminated chipboard furniture production. Oversaw the integration of: Load-path analysis in base and wall cabinet systems Joinery selection based on mechanical performance Shelf sag and drawer load planning criteria Edge band compensation and tolerance control logic Standardized production detailing for repeatable CNC output Responsible for aligning design intent with manufacturing constraints to ensure structural reliability, dimensional precision, and long-term durability in modular cabinetry systems.

Oversaw structural and dimensional engineering decisions for laminated chipboard cabinetry within a precision CNC manufacturing workflow. Focused on: Load classification in base and wall cabinet systems Shelf deflection mitigation strategies Drawer load planning and hardware validation Tolerance stacking control in modular kitchen installations Edge band compensation logic integration into production detailing Role centered on consolidating engineering knowledge into repeatable production standards for structurally reliable cabinet systems.