Lenr Ronald Gremban Ee and Analyst Evs, Power, Hf, and Sw

Ronald Gremban has a diverse work experience in the field of electrical engineering and analysis. Ronald Gremban started their career as the Chief Electrical Engineer at Brillouin Energy Corp. in 2012. Prior to this, they worked as the Technology Lead at CalCars.org from 2004. Ronald Gremban was responsible for the analysis, design, and promotion of plug-in vehicles. Ronald Gremban also converted their own Prius into the world's first plug-in Prius.

Before their stint at CalCars.org, Ronald worked as the President and Chief Engineer at ForSites Corporation consulting services from 1999 to 2002. Ronald Gremban was involved in entrepreneurship and consulting, focusing on electric propulsion engineering. Ronald Gremban also invented, patented, trademarked, and developed a laptop computer visor and case.

In addition, Ronald has held various roles in different companies. Ronald Gremban was a Plug-in Hybrid Vehicle Conversion Consultant at Wipomo, LLC, where they provided electric vehicle industry/engineering advice and worked to get California Air Resources Board certification for a mass-produced plug-in Prius conversion. Ronald Gremban also served as a Founding Team Engineer at Swift Tram, Inc., working on electric propulsion design for a monorail/personal rapid transit system. Furthermore, they worked as a consultant and electric aviation propulsion expert at Beyond Aviation, advising on electric propulsion system design for retrofitting light aircraft.

Ronald has also been actively involved in founding and editing roles. Ronald Gremban was the founder and editor of www.eaa-phev.org, and they initiated a joint venture with EPRI to create a 3-D modeling system for power plant design and maintenance at Knoware Modeling Corp.

Additionally, they have experience in solar PV sales engineering at Sunlit Systems, Inc., and served as a Senior Developer and Manager at Flighttime, Inc.

Overall, Ronald Gremban has demonstrated expertise in the areas of electrical engineering, analysis, and promotion of renewable energy technologies, with a specific focus on electric propulsion systems and plug-in vehicles.

Ronald Gremban obtained a B.S. in electronics from Caltech, graduating in the year 1969. In the years 2008 to 2014, they attended the CAFE Foundation's Annual Electric Aircraft Symposium but did not pursue a specific degree or field of study. Similarly, from 2007 to 2010, they participated in the Annual Advanced Automotive Battery Conference without pursuing a degree or specializing in a specific field.