Levin (Lewin) Abram Ruvimovich (13 December 1919, Saratov) — mechanical engineer, military serviceman, and director of major motor-transport enterprises.

From 1938 to 1941 Abram Levin studied at the Mechanical Faculty of the Kiev Polytechnic Institute. In 1941 he entered the Automotive Department of the Military Academy of Chemical Defence in Moscow.

From 1942 to 1953 he served in the Soviet Army, including on the 1st and 2nd Ukrainian Fronts. Member of the CPSU.

Professional career (from 1953 until retirement):

Abram Levin held the positions of:

Head of the Technical Department of Riga Motor-Repair Plant No. 1

Chief Engineer of Riga Motor-Repair Plant No. 2

Chief Engineer of ATK-28

Chief Engineer and Head of ATK-33

Director of the Riga Taxicab Park

Deputy General Director of the Riga Motor-Transport Production Association “Rigatrans”

Director of AK-4

Head of the Riga State Automobile Service (GAS)

Head of the Mechanisation Division of the SMU of the Ministry of Local Industry

Head of Auxiliary Production of the Capital Construction Department (OKS) of “Rīgas Manufaktūra”