Drucker (Druker) Aron Yefimovich (b. 1934, Kharkiv – date of death unknown) — electrical engineer.

Aron Drucker was born in Kharkiv into a working-class family. His father, Druker Yefim Abramovich (b. 1905), worked as a driver until retirement; his mother, Zelikman Yevgenia Aronovna, was a pensioner; his sister, Druker Raisa Yefimovna (b. 1934), worked as a dispatcher for the municipal gas service in Kharkiv.

After graduating from the Kharkiv Construction Technical School in 1954, he entered the Kharkiv Polytechnic Institute, which he completed in 1959 with a degree in electrical engineering. That same year he moved to Riga, where he began working as an engineer at the enterprise “Latgiproprom.”

In 1958, he married Berta Sholomovna Druker (née Terman). Their son, Anatoly Aronovich Druker, was born in 1960. In 1961, he worked as a commissioning engineer at “Latgiproprom,” then briefly relocated to Kharkiv to work as an electrical engineer in the “Teplogaz” department of the design institute “Ukrgiprokonunstroy.” Later that year, he returned to Riga and was employed as an electrical engineer at “Energosetproyekt.”

In 1965, he worked as an engineer at a research institute affiliated with the Riga Wagon Factory. From 1965 to 1968, he held an engineering position at “Giprostroymaterialy.” His daughter, Kira Aronovna Druker, was born in 1968. From 1968 to 1969, he was a senior engineer at “Elektroproyekt.” In 1969, he became chief electrical specialist at the “Latgiprobyt” institute.