Deputy Chief of the Staff
Born in the city of Yerevan on 30 September 1972.
EDUCATION
1990 Graduated with honors from Yerevan Vocational Technical School after Oleg Koshevoy
2002 Graduated from the Armenian Agricultural Academy
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In August-November 1989
Worked as the Installer of the first category at “Armprommontazh”
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1989-1990
Empoyed as the Electrician of the second category at the production cooperative “Irina-2”
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1990-1991
Employed as the Specialist of the second category in the Armenian-American joint venture “Armentoy”
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1991-1993
Employed as the Head of Production in the commercial company “MOOK”
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1993-1994
Served as the Operator of the General Department at the Office of the President of the Republic of Armenia
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1996-2002
Served as the Leading specialist at the Financial-Housekeeping Division of the Constitutional Court
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2002-2014
Served as the Procurement Specialist-Supplier at the Staff of the Constitutional Court
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2014-2021
Served as the Procurement Coordinator (Chief Specialist) of the Staff of the Constitutional Court
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Since 26 January 2021
Serves as the Deputy Chief of the Staff of the Constitutional Court
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2010
Participated in the courses on “Organization of the Procurement Process” organized by the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Armenia
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2012
Obtained the qualification of a public procurement coordinator
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Second Rank Legal Adviser
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Awarded with “MERIT IN WORK” Medal
OTHER INFORMATION
Anri Marutyan is married and has two children.
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