Jakob Boedenauer

Jakob Boedenauer has a diverse work experience spanning various engineering roles and industries. Jakob started their career at SCOTTY Group Austria GmbH as an Electrical Engineer, where they designed, manufactured, tested, and ensured the quality assurance of aerospace and military-grade satellite communications equipment. Jakob also worked on designing and developing satellite-based electronics and communication equipment for Sikorsky CH-53 helicopters and Diamond Aircraft DH-42 aircraft. During this role, they had to adhere to European and international aviation norms and military requirements.

Following their role at SCOTTY Group Austria GmbH, Jakob joined WestEfx as a Technical Operations Lead. Here, they were responsible for the development and production of RF pyrotechnic devices for film and military applications. Jakob redesigned various electronic, pneumatic, and hydraulic devices to improve reliability in harsh weather conditions. Notably, they successfully redesigned electronics to withstand direct military high-power exposures. This led to a 99% success rate in the devices' performance.

After their time at WestEfx, Jakob joined Cryptic Industries as a Technical Lead Engineer. In this role, they engineered and manufactured various electronic and mechanical effects, including encrypted FM/AM and satellite communications. Jakob managed the workflow and workforce, from procurement to production and installation. Jakob also coordinated projects with companies such as Disney, Universal Studios, Crayola, and SixFlags.

Jakob then worked at INP North America, Inc. as an Engineer, where they focused on reverse engineering and redesigning existing electrical systems in industrial installations. Jakob provided drafting support using AutoCAD and performed site management for companies like Siemens and the City of New York.

Following INP North America, Inc., Jakob joined EDEC, Inc. as an Electrical Engineer. Here, they worked on engineering designs for various applications, including ship-loaders, stacker-reclaimers, and water treatment. Jakob used AutoCAD and Solidworks Electrical for design work and provided on-site support during commissioning. Additionally, they were involved in project coordination.

Currently, Jakob is working at AGILOX North America, Inc. as the Head of Realization. This role involves establishing the US branch for AGILOX Autonomous Mobile Robots in North America. Jakob is responsible for commissioning, testing, developing, and maintaining AMRs. Jakob also develops processes for implementation and maintenance, as well as provides training for the US market. Additionally, they engage in project management with customers to find the best solutions according to their needs and environments.

Throughout their career, Jakob has demonstrated expertise in engineering design, project management, site coordination, and customer support. Jakob has worked on a wide range of projects in various industries, showcasing adaptability and a strong technical skillset.

Jakob Boedenauer completed their education history as follows:

- From 2006 to 2010, they attended Landesberufsschule Eibiswald and obtained an Associate's degree in Electrical, Electronic and Communications Engineering Technology/Technician.

- Prior to that, from 2004 to 2006, Jakob attended Armstrong State University for a period of time, although no degree name is mentioned in the provided information. Their field of study at Armstrong State University was in Information Technology.

- Jakob's education history also includes their attendance at Northview Highschool from 2002 to 2004. However, no specific degree or field of study is indicated for this period.