AutoCrib
Adrian Albavera is a seasoned professional with a diverse background in training, customer service, recruitment, and education. Currently serving as a Product Trainer at AutoCrib since November 2021, Adrian specializes in product installation and delivering comprehensive training to enhance customer knowledge of AutoCrib products through various methods. Prior experience includes a role as a Customer Service Generalist at Bonduelle Fresh Americas, where Adrian ensured order accuracy and addressed operational issues, and as a Benefit Enrollment Assistant at Ready Pac Foods, facilitating employee health plan enrollments. Additionally, Adrian worked as a High Volume Recruiter at Advantage Solutions, sourcing and interviewing candidates, and served as an Upward Bound HMC Instructor at Harvey Mudd College, developing impactful educational programs for high school students. Adrian holds a Bachelor's Degree in Psychology and Social Behavior from UC Irvine.
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AutoCrib
AutoCrib delivers the world’s broadest line of automated inventory vending machines. No other company has more enterprise-level installations or more experience than AutoCrib. We brought the first industrial vending machine to market and most of the innovations you see today. We have deployed over 20,000+ systems worldwide. AutoCrib manufactures a variety of handheld scanners, automated lockers, traditional coil/helix machines, a PPE specific dispensing machine, RFID systems, vertical storage machines, vision based tool cabinets as well as small and large robotic carousel systems with an optional counting scale attachment. Further, AutoCrib is one of the few companies in the business that builds both its hardware and software in house. No other company provides such a variety of point-of-use dispensing technology. AutoCrib systems are driven by their powerful software, which provides end-users with real-time usage data and in many cases, updates their ERP systems. This allows manufacturers to dramatically reduce inventory costs by as much as 50% or more through increased accountability and tighter access control.