Tim Gray

Tim Gray began their work experience in 1982 with Western Atlas, where they worked as a Software/Hardware Engineer. Tim was responsible for designing and implementing the PDK 100, a down hole logging instrument. Tim also developed software for capturing remote borehole data. In 1994, they joined Enertech Engineering as a Software Developer, where they performed UI work on a Windows-based tool for drilling engineers. In 1996, they joined BMC Software as a Lead Product Developer, working on J2EE Server work in a web-based application. In 2011, they joined Siemens Energy as a Software Developer, and finally in 2013, they joined Erdos Miller as a Lead Software Engineer.

Tim Gray attended Western Kentucky University from 1977 to 1981, where they pursued a degree in Engineering Physics with a focus on Electrical and Electronics Engineering.