Ravi Soni

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About Ravi Soni

Ravi has an array of technical skills in manufacturing systems, digital transformation, AI/ML, IoT, Industry 4.0, AWS Cloud, and more. Highly credentialed, he possesses numerous globally recognized certifications, underscoring his deep knowledge in his field. Passionate about sharing his expertise, Ravi has mentored many individuals, reflecting his commitment to developing future leaders. As a Global Industrial Manufacturing Solution Specialist at AWS, Ravi contributed to the growth of the Manufacturing Internal Business Unit. In addition, Ravi invests significant time training internal and external stakeholders, developing prescriptive content, defining best practices, and accelerating business development, solution adoption, and smart manufacturing GTM strategies. Earlier, as the Worldwide Technical Leader in Process Manufacturing with AWS, Ravi accelerated the adoption of AWS solutions in process manufacturing, established technical credibility, and represented AWS in global process manufacturing. He developed industry use cases, consulting with and influencing C-suite leaders, and providing supply chain and technology expertise. Select earlier experiences include serving as a senior solution architect with Dassault, where he built the next-generation MOM architecture for The Boeing Company; as a lead BA with NuVasive, where he stood up the manufacturing and operational technology landscape; as an MES analyst for Google X, supporting 'moonshot’ technology breakthroughs; and as an MES consultant and program manager with Tata Consultancy Services, driving the implementation of world-class manufacturing execution systems. Accomplished, well regarded, and award-winning over the course of two decades, Ravi has gained depth and breadth of experience in smart manufacturing, digital transformation, supply chain optimization, technology deployment, cloud computing, and more. Furthermore, his breadth of expertise spans automotive, industrial machinery, process manufacturing, CPG, medical devices, and aerospace industries—to name a few.