Leadership

Led by engineers. Delivered by specialists.

Catinox is led by a small, senior team — business operations, client and quality, and hands-on field execution supported by seasoned technicians who have delivered high quality work together in the past. Our core leadership team consists of:

Can Aktar

Can Aktar

Technical and Business Operations

Can brings over 25 years of leadership in biotech and pharmaceutical industries. He began his career designing and building skid and tank systems for complex pharmaceutical applications — the same class of equipment Catinox services today — before moving into business leadership, ultimately as Vice President of Operations for Europe. He is an ISPE Certified Pharmaceutical Industry Professional (CPIP) and holds an MSc in Engineering Management from Tufts University. At Catinox, Can leads technical and business operations.

Enver Dacic

Enver Dacic

Client Engagement & Quality

Enver is a licensed Professional Engineer with over 20 years across engineering, biotech, and pharma. As a senior director at a leading consulting-engineering firm, he led CIP/SIP, water-for-injection, and clean-steam projects for major pharmaceutical manufacturers across Europe and the US, from business case through GMP start-up. He is known for engineering rigor, client partnership, and standardized project execution. At Catinox, Enver leads client engagement and quality.

Nuno Magalhães

Nuno Magalhães

Field Operations Lead

Nuno is a seasoned surface-treatment specialist with over a decade in pharmaceutical field service, most recently as Leiter Servicetechniker Pharma leading field-service teams at an established Swiss surface-treatment firm. He has performed derouging, passivation, and precision cleaning on production systems for major Swiss pharmaceutical manufacturers, and is trained in GMP documentation, confined-space operations, and dangerous-goods handling. He works in German, English, French, and Portuguese. At Catinox, Nuno leads technical operations.

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