EFC Announces Aleksandra Mucibabic as New Senior Manager of Standards and Business Sections

EFC Announces Aleksandra Mucibabic as New Senior Manager of Standards and Business Sections

May 29, 2026

EFC is excited to announce that Aleksandra Mucibabic has joined EFC as its new Senior Manager of Standards and Business Sections.

Aleksandra Mucibabic is an accomplished automation and robotics safety professional with more than 25 years of experience in industrial machinery safety, risk assessment, and compliance with national and international standards. She previously served as Global Automation Standards Manager at Celestica, where she developed and implemented global safety standards and conducted risk assessment for automation equipment. Aleksandra also brings teaching experience from Seneca College, where she designed and delivered mechatronics courses. Her expertise spans electrical design, programming, troubleshooting of industrial automation systems, and the development and delivery of safety training programs. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering and multiple certifications in robotics and automation safety.

In her new role, Aleksandra will manage several EFC Business Sections with a primary focus on regulatory work, including Distribution Equipment, Enclosures, Field Service, Industrial Control and Automation, Wire & Cable, and Wiring Supplies.

EFC is excited to have Aleksandra’s expertise, leadership, and insights supporting EFC’s work in codes, standards, and regulatory engagement.

EFC invites you to join in welcoming Aleksandra Mucibabic to the EFC team.

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