William Umlauf

William Umlauf has a strong background in engineering, with a focus on research and development. William began their career in 1982 as an Assistant Research Engineer at IIT Research Institute (IITRI), where they worked until 1984. During this time, they gained experience in conducting research and assisting with engineering projects. In 1984, they joined BorgWarner as a Research Engineer and was responsible for designing and testing control algorithms for automotive systems. William also worked closely with other divisions and directed a team of engineers and technicians. In 1989, Umlauf joined ArcelorMittal as a Principal Research Engineer. In this role, they provided expertise in process modeling, control systems, and new technology development. William conducted simulation studies, designed control algorithms, and served as a technical interface between vendors and internal engineering departments. William also mentored new engineers in the division. Most recently, as of 2022, Umlauf has been working at Cleveland-Cliffs as a Principal Engineer. Further details of their role at this company are not provided. Overall, Umlauf has a strong background in research, development, and engineering, with a focus on control systems and new technology development in various industries.

William Umlauf completed their college/university preparatory and advanced high school/secondary diploma program at George Rogers Clark from 1971 to 1976. William then pursued a Bachelor of Science in Engineering at Purdue University Northwest from 1976 to 1980. Following their undergraduate studies, they went on to earn a Master of Science in Electrical Engineering from Purdue University between 1980 and 1982.