Meet Kristina Pacheco, the reigning queen of precision at Kamatics in Norwich, Connecticut. With over five years of experience as a machinist, Kristina has transformed the manufacturing floor into her personal playground, where tools and technology dance to the rhythm of her expertise. Armed with an Associate of Science from Asnuntuck Community College, she brings both academic finesse and practical prowess to her craft.

When she"s not busy crafting intricate components that keep Kamatics" operations running smoothly, Kristina is likely dreaming up new ways to revolutionize machining processes or perhaps engaging in friendly debates over which is mightier: a CNC machine or a well-placed joke. Her colleagues often marvel at how she effortlessly balances technical skill with an infectious sense of humor—an essential trait when dealing with machinery that may have more quirks than your average sitcom character.

Kristina"s journey began in Bloomfield before she made her way to Norwich, where she"s become something of a local legend. Tales abound about how she once fixed a broken machine using nothing but duct tape and sheer determination—a feat that earned her the unofficial title “Duct Tape Diva.”

Outside work hours, you might find Kristina volunteering at local schools to inspire future generations about STEM careers or hosting workshops on machining basics while sneaking in some wit along the way. In a world full of gears and gadgets, Kristina Pacheco stands out as not just an exceptional machinist but also as an unwavering advocate for innovation and creativity in manufacturing technology.