Eric Batt

Eric Batt has a diverse range of work experience in the mechanical engineering field. Eric is currently serving as a Sr. Mechanical Engineer at ElectraMet™, where they are responsible for designing, engineering, building, manufacturing, and marketing automated selective metal impurity removal solutions. Eric also manages the SOLIDWORKS & PDM system and provides SOLIDWORKS training.

From 2018 to 2023, Eric worked at Jackson WWS, Inc. as a Sr. Mechanical Engineer and CAD-PDM Admin. In this role, they designed and engineered a variety of commercial dishwashing machines and was responsible for the ordering and testing of prototype materials.

Prior to that, from 2016 to 2018, Eric worked as the Director of Engineering at SubAir Systems | TurfBreeze Fans. Eric oversaw all engineering activities and ensured compliance with company policies. Eric was also responsible for designing and overseeing the production of products such as TurfBreeze fans and SubAir Sports field systems.

In 2016, Eric briefly worked as an Engineering Manager at Summit Industrial Contractors, where they managed a group of Mechanical Engineers and oversaw various departments within the organization.

From 2015 to 2016, Eric served as the Design Engineering Manager at Edwards, Inc. Here, they managed a group of structural and mechanical design engineers and worked closely with customers and outside vendors to ensure project timelines and budgets were met.

From 2011 to 2015, Eric held the position of Design Engineering Manager at INTERMECH, INC. In this role, they professionally designed and detailed various mechanical products using Solidworks, prepared engineering documentation, and managed a team responsible for design, modification, development, and application of mechanical products.

Prior to that, from 2009 to 2011, Eric worked at Shaw AREVA MOX Services, LLC as a Senior Mechanical Design Engineer. Eric utilized Solidworks to design and detail fabrication drawings for nuclear fuel manufacturing equipment and performed updates and created new designs for glove boxes and conveyor systems.

In 2009, Eric worked as a Senior Mechanical Design Engineer at BAE Systems, where they designed and developed fixtures for the U.S. Defense Department. Eric also worked as a Tool Design Engineer at Bluffton Motor Works, where they designed fractional electric motors and provided support to project engineers.

Eric's work experience also includes serving as a Police Officer at the Albany Police Department from 2007 to 2009.

Eric Batt has a diverse education history. In 1993, they graduated from Delta High School with a diploma, focusing on college-related studies. In 1998, they enrolled in Ivy Tech Community College and completed an Associate of Arts and Sciences (AAS) degree in Computer Aided Design & Manufacturing Design - Plant Operations. Continuing their education, Eric pursued Business Management courses at Western Governors University from 2014 to 2015.

In 2015, Eric simultaneously attended Indiana State University, where they earned a Bachelor's Degree in Manufacturing Engineering Technology, specializing in Computer Aided Design & Individualized Studies. During the same year, they also received a Lean Manufacturing certification, specifically as a Lean Six Sigma Green Belt, from Albany State University.

Eric has obtained several certifications over the years. In 2004, they became a Certified SolidWorks Professional from the SolidWorks Authorized Training Centre. In 2007, they completed law enforcement training, obtaining certifications in Taser and firearms. Additionally, they received a Project Management Certification from the Project Management Institute in 2014. Most recently, in 2019, Eric acquired the SOLIDWORKS PDM Professional: Administrator certification from InFlow Technology.

Lastly, it is mentioned that Eric attended the Institute of Project Management, but no specific degree or field of study is provided.