Sergio Otton Juarez

Sergio Otton Juarez, a talented and passionate engineer, was born on January 22, 1996, in Yuma, Arizona. He embarked on a professional journey that reflected both his dedication to his craft and his vibrant personality. Sergio's career in engineering began in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and eventually led him to Chandler, Arizona, where he worked as a test engineer at Filconn Electronics Manufacturer. His contributions to the field were marked by innovation and an unwavering commitment to excellence.

An alumnus of Tolleson Union High School and the ITT Technical Institutes, Sergio’s educational background laid a solid foundation for his successful career. His work reflected not just technical expertise but also a love for creativity that extended beyond his professional life.

Sergio had a deep appreciation for music, often spending hours playing the piano and guitar, producing music, and immersing himself in a variety of genres. He was known for his eclectic taste, which also extended to his interests in reading, painting, hiking, and attending concerts. His love for movies and gatherings with family and friends were cherished aspects of his life, allowing him to build lasting memories with those he loved.

Sergio’s personal style was emblematic of his vibrant spirit, expressing his individuality through his favorite colors: black, purple, and red. These colors mirrored his creative personality, further enriched by his artistic pursuits.

Tragically, Sergio passed away on December 2, 2025, in Phoenix, Arizona. He is survived by his loving parents, Albino C. Juarez and Adriana D. Favela-Ramos, as well as his brother, Adrian X. Juarez. He will be profoundly missed by his grandparents, Frank & Yolanda Molina, and Favela & Minerva Celaya, along with numerous family members and friends whose lives he touched with his kindness and creativity.

Sergio Otton Juarez leaves behind a legacy of talent and warmth, remembered not only for his professional achievements but also for his undeniable passion for life and community. His contributions to engineering and the joy he brought to those around him will resonate for years to come.