John Lillquist

John Lillquist, P.E. has a diverse work experience. John started at the University of Utah Department of Mechanical Engineering, where they worked as an Undergraduate Research Assistant in both the Turbulence and Renewable Energy Lab and the Safety and Ergonomics Lab. During this time, they gained experience in designing, manufacturing, and testing various prototypes.

After completing their undergraduate degree, John worked as an Intern at Deck Stylists, where they were responsible for drafting and managing projects. John then joined iUtah as a Technician Assistant, where they assisted in managing the watershed monitor system and implemented an Arduino-based system for data monitoring.

John's career then progressed to Champion Technology Services, where they worked as an Automation Engineer I. Here, they collaborated with clients and project managers to develop solutions for new systems and system replacements across different industries. Notably, they redesigned an oil field SCADA system to improve data accessibility and visualization.

Currently, John is employed at Doppelmayr USA. John initially served as a Field Service Engineer, troubleshooting PLC and wiring issues, and designing modifications for unsupported equipment. Afterward, they transitioned into the role of an Electrical Engineer, leading teams, pricing components and man hours for project proposals, and designing electrical control systems.

Overall, John Lillquist has gained expertise in electrical engineering, automation, and project management throughout their career.

John Lillquist, P.E. received their Bachelor of Science (HB.S.) degree in Honors Mechanical Engineering from the University of Utah, where they attended from 2013 to 2017. Prior to that, they attended Park City High School from 2010 to 2013. John also holds additional certifications including a Professional Engineer (PE) license obtained from the Utah Department of Commerce in 2023.