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Veteran · Inventor · Founder · Classicist

Jonathan
Ramaci.

How the things people make — products, buildings, stories — carry meaning from their makers to the people who use them.

Portrait of Jonathan Ramaci
Captain82nd Airborne Field Artillery
19U.S. & international patents
4Ventures founded or owned
ClassicsGraduate study, Villanova

I · About

A life between disciplines

Jonathan Ramaci is a U.S. Army veteran, inventor, entrepreneur and Classicist. Born in Stoughton, Massachusetts, and a dual U.S.–Italian citizen, he served as an officer in the U.S. Army and Massachusetts National Guard before building a career in product innovation and supply-chain technology.

He lives in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, where he leads Great Product Ventures and pursues graduate study in Classics at Villanova University.

II · Service

Airborne

Captain in Airborne Field Artillery with the 82nd Airborne Division at Fort Bragg, and service in Alaska with the 6th Infantry Division (Light), whose lineage continues in today's 11th Airborne. He completed his service with the Massachusetts National Guard.

His grandfather, Sebastiano Ramaci, received Italy's Silver Medal of Military Valor in the First World War. The Caserma Ramaci in Augusta, Sicily, bears his name.

Member, American Legion and the Association of the United States Army (AUSA). Military service

IV · Patents

19 inventions

Jonathan E. Ramaci is the named inventor on U.S. and international patents and published applications spanning wearables, connected health, biometrics and secure payments, 2006–2019.

Connected health & assistive devices

Medication adherence, pill dispensing, clinical trials, assistive mobility, vehicle telematics, secure health data.

Payments, biometrics & secure data

Biometric authentication, re-programmable transaction cards, payment acceptance, encrypted data storage.

All 19 patents and applications →

V · Classics

A soldier reads Homer

A graduate student in Classics at Villanova University, Jonathan brings a soldier's and a builder's perspective to ancient texts.

Achilles and the Embassy

Achilles' reply in Iliad 9, read alongside Jonathan Shay's Achilles in Vietnam and moral injury in combat veterans.

Vitruvius and the modern stage

Theatre acoustics from De Architectura V — including bronze echea — applied to Villanova's Smith Performance Lab.

Member, National Italian American Foundation (NIAF). More on his Classics work

VI · Contact

Let's talk

Professional inquiries, speaking, or collaboration.

Or write directly:

jon.ramaci@gmail.com