Brent Lim

Mechanical Engineer at ATC Drivetrain

Brent Lim is a seasoned mechanical engineer with extensive experience across various positions in the engineering field. Current roles include Mechanical Engineer at ATC Drivetrain since October 2020, and previous positions include Sr Mechanical Engineer at ReelPower Wire & Cable, where responsibilities encompassed the mechanical design of industrial spooling equipment and project management using Solidworks and ANSYS. Brent has held leadership roles such as President of Fairchild Custom Signs, Inc., and Senior Technical Advisor at Halliburton, overseeing technology development projects and new product development teams. With a solid foundation as Engineering Manager and Vice President of Engineering at Texas Equipment & Service Co., Brent has a comprehensive background in design, engineering, and project leadership, supported by educational credentials in Mechanical Engineering from The University of Texas at Arlington and Brigham Young University - Idaho.

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Oklahoma City, United States

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ATC Drivetrain

ATC Drivetrain operates as a remanufacturer of automatic transmissions, as well as remanufacturer and new service assembler of gas engines. It offers automatic and manual transmissions for light, medium, and heavy-duty applications; dual clutch and hybrid transmissions; and noise, vibration, and harshness testing of remanufactured transmissions.The company also specializes in gas engines for light, medium, and heavy duty vehicles, as well as after-sales support. In addition, it offers other products and services, such as root cause analysis and testing; machining; preservation, storage, and distribution of ATR machined components; asset recovery, rust removal, damage rectification, and associated cost savings; recycling of warranty returns that meet OEM specifications; flexible assembly programs; effective administration of warranty programs and call centers; solutions for turbochargers, steering products, and driveshafts. Further, it engages in the repair, remanufacture, and repurpose of high voltage battery packs.


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