Stephen Pondelik

Stephen Pondelik has a diverse work experience spanning several roles and industries. Stephen started their career at Geophysical Research Center in 2006, where they conducted research and development on a hybrid integrated circuit for geothermal applications. In 2008, they joined the University of Tulsa as a Research Assistant, focusing on constructing test platforms and designing scalable receivers for communication systems.

In 2010, Pondelik transitioned to Helmerich and Payne, where they took on the role of SLPC Technician. In this role, they troubleshooted power, control, and communication systems for the company's drilling rigs. Stephen also created automated data reports and presentations, improving analysis efficiency by 80%. Additionally, Pondelik collaborated with various industry professionals to improve control accuracy and usability of the systems.

Pondelik's next role at Helmerich and Payne was as an Electrical Engineer, starting in 2013. Here, they designed and implemented HIL simulators, improving field system assessment and reducing downtime. Stephen also developed a customizable automated process that increased efficiency in the industrial environment by more than 36%. Pondelik was involved in designing standalone control systems for drilling rigs, ensuring scalability in a shifting energy market.

Currently, Pondelik is employed at Advanced Industrial Devices as an Automation Design Engineer, starting in 2021. Further details regarding their work in this role are not provided.

Stephen Pondelik holds a Bachelors of Science degree in Electrical Engineering from The University of Tulsa, which they completed in 2008. Stephen further pursued a Masters of Science degree in Electrical Engineering from the same institution, graduating in 2010.