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Engineering Leaders Under 40, Class of 2022
The future of automation, engineering and manufacturing relies on the younger workforce, and these 36 individuals are here to advance their industries now and for years to come.
Engineering Leaders Under 40, Class of 2022
The future of automation, engineering and manufacturing relies on the younger workforce, and these 36 individuals are here to advance their industries now and for years to come.
Spotlight on Innovation: 2022 Engineers’ Choice Awards
Control Engineering announces the best automation, control and instrumentation products in the 19 categories of the annual Engineers' Choice Awards program.
2022 Engineers’ Choice Finalists: Vote now!
The official ballot is open for voting for Control Engineering North American print and digital edition subscribers, for a limited time. Cast your vote online at www.controleng.com/EngineersChoice.
Spotlight on Innovation: 2021 Engineers’ Choice Awards
Control Engineering announces the best automation, control and instrumentation products in the 21 categories of the annual Engineers' Choice Awards program.
2021 Engineers’ Choice Finalists: Vote now!
The official ballot is open for voting for Control Engineering North American print and digital edition subscribers, for a limited time. Cast your vote using CFE Media's New Products for Engineers platform at www.controleng.com/NP4E.
Younger workforce leads the way for manufacturing
Thirty-four manufacturing professionals under the age of 40 have made significant contributions to their industries, as recognized by Control Engineering and Plant Engineering.
2020 Engineering Leader Under 40: Mohamed Abuali, 38
Managing Partner, IoTco LLC, Cincinnati, Ohio, BS Systems Engineering, University of Arizona, MS Industrial Engineering, American University, Cairo, Egypt, PhD Industrial Engineering, University of Cincinnati
2020 Engineering Leader Under 40: Jayashri Aja, 28
Customer Success Manager, Rockwell Automation, Eagleville, Pa., BS Industrial Engineering, Pennsylvania State University
2020 Engineering Leader Under 40: Oladeji Andrew, 23
Manufacturing Technology Project Engineer, Niagara Bottling LLC, Diamond Bar, Calif., BS General Engineering, Harvey Mudd College
2020 Engineering Leader Under 40: Eric Angulo, 28
Project Manager/Automation Engineer, Plus Groups, Cincinnati, Ohio, BS Chemical Engineering, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
2020 Engineering Leader Under 40: Tiffany Barnes, 35
Technical Solutions Consultant, Honeywell, Houston, Texas, BS Mechanical Engineering, California State, University at Long Beach
2020 Engineering Leader Under 40: Ameet Bathiya, 31
Plant Engineer, Protech Powder Coatings Inc., Strongsville, Ohio, BS Mechanical Engineering, Modern College of Engineering, India, MS Mechanical Engineering, Cleveland State University
2020 Engineering Leader Under 40: Mostafa Bayati, 32
Senior Controls Engineer, Siemens, Saint-Laurent, Québec, Canada, MS Mechatronics & Automation, University of Saskatchewan
2020 Engineering Leader Under 40: Ron Brash, 31
Director of Cyber Security Insights, Verve Industrial Protection, Florissant, Mo., AS Information Technology & Applied Systems, Vancouver Island University, BS Technology, Security & Network Administration, British Columbia Institute of Technology, MS Computer Science, Concordia University
2020 Engineering Leader Under 40: Asa Burke, 27
Product Development Engineering Manager, Porex, Fairburn, Ga., BS Mechanical Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology
2020 Engineering Leader Under 40: Joe Carson, 33
Owner, Pacific Blue Engineering, Signal Hill, Calif., BS Mechanical Engineering, Ohio State University
2020 Engineering Leader Under 40: Eric Chapman, 36
Engineering Director, Continuous Engineering Solutions Inc., Knoxville, Tenn., BS Nuclear Engineering, University of Tennessee
2020 Engineering Leader Under 40: Brendon Cordon, 31
Mechanical Engineer, Hine Automation, St. Petersburg, Fla., BS Industrial Technology, Iowa State University
2020 Engineering Leader Under 40: Vince DiMascio, 28
Manufacturing Engineer, The Raymond Corporation, Greene, N.Y., BS Mechanical Engineering, Binghamton University
2020 Engineering Leader Under 40: Philip Fenimore, 25
Lead Automation Engineer, Panacea Technologies Inc., East Greenbush, N.Y., BS Electrical & Computer Engineering, University of Rochester
2020 Engineering Leader Under 40: Will Healy III, 38
Industry Strategy Manager, Balluff Worldwide, Florence, Ky., BS Mechanical Engineering, Purdue University
2020 Engineering Leader Under 40: Justin Hudgens, 39
Engineering Manager, Automationnth, LaVergne, Tenn., BS Engineering Technology, Electro Mechanical Systems, Middle Tennessee State University
2020 Engineering Leader Under 40: Preston Hullen, 30
Mechanical Design Engineer, Quality Transformer & Electronics, Milpitas, Calif., BS Mechanical Engineering, San Jose State University
2020 Engineering Leader Under 40: Davis Jacob, 24
HSE, Quality, OPEX Manager, Voith Paper, Springfield, Ore., BS Chemical Engineering, Oregon State University
2020 Engineering Leader Under 40: Camila Jarrin, 26
Sterilization Engineer, Elite Spice, Jessup, Md., AS Arts & Science, Pasco-Hernando Community College, BS Chemical Engineering, University of South Florida
2020 Engineering Leader Under 40: Kevin Lord Josue, 25
Field Services Engineer, Control Station Inc., Manchester, Conn., BS Electrical & Computer Engineering Technology, Pennsylvania State University
2020 Engineering Leader Under 40: Brian Mathews, 36
Engineering Manager, Scientific Dust Collectors, Alsip, Ill., BS Engineering, Dordt College
2020 Engineering Leader Under 40: Justin Modglin, 26
Project Engineer, Cresline Plastic Pipe Co. Inc., Henderson, Ky., BS Mechanical Engineering, University of Evansville
2020 Engineering Leader Under 40: Krista Novstrup, 38
Manager of Analytics Engineering, Seeq Corp., Seattle, Wash., BS Chemical Engineering, University of Washington, PhD Chemical Engineering, Purdue University
2020 Engineering Leader Under 40: Nojan Nowakhtar, 34
Controls & Energy Engineer, Matern Professional Engineering Inc., Maitland, Fla., BS Mechanical Engineering, University of Central Florida
2020 Engineering Leader Under 40: William Phippen, 28
Project Engineer, Parmalat Canada, Belleville, Ontario, Canada, BS Mechanical Engineering, Queen's University, MS Mechanical Engineering, Royal Military College of Canada
2020 Engineering Leader Under 40: Brandon Purificacion, 31
Brandon Purificacion, 31, Deputy Program Manager and ILS Project Manager, General Dynamics Mission Systems, San Jose, Calif., BS Industrial & Systems Engineering, University of Southern California, MS Engineering Management, Johns Hopkins University
2020 Engineering Leader Under 40: Eric Reisz, 33
Eric Reisz, 33, Lead Engineer/Project Manager, Panacea Technologies Inc., Montgomeryville, Pa., BS Chemical Engineering, Widener University
2020 Engineering Leader Under 40: Josh Ruiz, 35
Maintenance Manager, Instrument & Electrical, Dow Chemical, Freeport, Texas, BS Electrical Engineering, Texas A&M, MBA, University of Houston
2020 Engineering Leader Under 40: Matt Shewan, 37
Technical Manager, Chemtrade Logistics, North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, BS Mechanical Engineering, Queens University
2020 Engineering Leader Under 40: Raj Subramanya, 35
Engineering Manager, Hine Automation, St. Petersburg, Fla., BS Mechanical Engineering, University of South Florida
2020 Engineering Leader Under 40: Keyi Sun, 34
Director of Industrial AI and Lighthouse Academy, Foxconn Industrial Internet, Milwaukee, Wis., PhD Chemical Engineering, North Carolina State University
2020 Engineering Leader Under 40: Donald Van Raalte, 38
Division Manager, Interstates, Sioux Center, Iowa, BS Computer Science, Information Systems & System Administration, Dordt University
2020 Engineering Leader Under 40: Sandeep Kumar Raju Vysyaraju, 29
I&C Project Engineering Manager, Samsung Austin Semiconductor LLC, Austin, Texas, BS Electronics & Instrumentation, GITAM University, MS Electrical & Control Systems, Oklahoma State University
2020 Engineering Leader Under 40: Zheng Yi, 29
Senior Control System Engineer, Suez North America, Paramus, N.J., MS Electrical Engineering, Stevens Institute of Technology
2020 Engineers’ Choice Awards
Spotlight on innovation: Best automation, control and instrumentation products in 29 categories.
Learning about the automation engineer
Five findings from the Control Engineering 2019 Career and Salary Study as it relates to automation engineers and their feelings on their profession.
2020 Engineers’ Choice Finalists
The official ballot is open for voting for Control Engineering North American print and digital edition subscribers, for a limited time. Cast your vote using CFE Media’s New Products for Engineers platform at www.controleng.com/NPE.
2019 Motor Drives Study research
Five trends on buying and, specifying motor drives for industrial automation applications.
2019 Engineers’ Choice Awards
Spotlight on innovation: Best automation, control, and instrumentation products in 26 categories.
2018 Programmable Controllers Study
Five industrial controller findings
2017 Motor Drives Report: 5 high-level findings
Key trends in variable-speed, servo and/or stepper, and medium-voltage drives from buying and specifying respondents to the Control Engineering 2017 Motor Drives study
2016 Industrial Internet of Things, Industrie 4.0 Study
Budget, awareness, use, benefits findings from the 2016 Industrial Internet of Things and Industrie 4.0 Study; download full report.
2016 System Integration Study: Five findings on integrating systems
Respondents to the Control Engineering 2016 System Integration Study identified five high-level findings regarding the impact of integrating systems today.
2016 Cybersecurity Study: Six key findings
Respondents to the Control Engineering 2016 Cybersecurity Study identified six high-level findings impacting control systems today.
2016 Engineers’ Choice Awards: Spotlight on innovation
Best automation, control, and instrumentation products in 27 categories.
Control Engineering 2015 System Integration Study
Six system integration key findings
Six IIoT, Industry 4.0 key findings
Respondents to the Control Engineering 2015 Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), Industry 4.0, Information Integration Study identified six high-level findings on their attributes and how familiar they are with the technology and the concepts.
2016 Engineers’ Choice Finalists
The official ballot is open for voting for Control Engineering North American print and digital edition subscribers, until Dec. 21.
High to severe control system threat levels
One in four respondents to the Control Engineering 2015 Cyber Security Study identified a high cyber security threat to their control system. Four additional findings from the study related to threats to control systems are below.
Six key findings on mobility, Ethernet, wireless
With the 2014 Mobility, Ethernet, and Wireless Study, Control Engineering identified the following six trends regarding integration, use, and spending for mobility, Ethernet, and wireless technologies.
2014 Information Integration Study: Five findings on integrating operations
Key findings on how companies have undertaken projects to integrate multiple levels within their organization.
Control Engineering 2015 Cyber Security Study
This study was conducted by Control Engineering to evaluate cyber security implementation, resources, and training. See 7 findings for protecting control systems.
2014 System Integration Study: Five hardware integration trends
Seventy-five percent of respondents to the Control Engineering 2014 System Integration Study perform system integration services, either for their own projects or for third-party affiliates.
2014 Wireless Study: 8 key findings on wireless technologies
Respondents to the Control Engineering 2014 Mobility, Ethernet, and Wireless Study identified eight important high-level findings regarding wireless technologies.
2014 Ethernet Study: 10 key findings on Ethernet technologies
Respondents to the Control Engineering 2014 Mobility, Ethernet, and Wireless Study identified 10 important high-level findings regarding Ethernet technologies.
Control Engineering 2014 Mobility Study
According to the data in this report, benefits for using mobile devices on the plant floor include easier data access and increase productivity, 74% of users are allowed to use this technology on their plant network, and more than half of respondents expect an increase in mobility products and service spending in 2015.