by Elisabeth Hamilton | Oct 8, 2025
Robert Parker, P.E. Director of Engineering The second law of thermodynamics tells us that entropy (energy waste) is always increasing. I enjoy trying to slow it down a little and helping customers save some money at the same time. It’s easy to sell efficiency because...
by Elisabeth Hamilton | Oct 7, 2025
Andrew Huck Engineering Manager This career was a natural progression for me. I have always had a passion for reducing my own carbon footprint, and in turn, wanted to pursue a career that would enable me to help others do this as well. Andrew joined the Michaels...
by Elisabeth Hamilton | Oct 6, 2025
Joe Cornillaud, P.E., LEED AP Engineering Manager We see such a variety of systems in this business. But no matter the facility, there is always a way to optimize or gain efficiency somewhere or somehow. I enjoy the challenge of determining the best solution for all...
by Elisabeth Hamilton | Oct 5, 2025
Patrick Brown, P.E., C.E.M Engineering Manager I love logic puzzles, and in a way energy efficiency at any building is just one giant logic puzzle. Audits consists of identifying the pieces of the puzzle first and how they currently fit together, and then from there...
by Elisabeth Hamilton | Oct 4, 2025
Nathan Bohne, C.E.M. Engineering Manager Growing up, I spent much of my time outdoors. Running, camping, biking and snowboarding ingrained in me an appreciation for the natural world. A brief study in environmental sciences led to a full-time pursuit in the built...
