Richard Pingle

Richard Pingle has a diverse work experience in various engineering roles.

Richard started their career as a Mechanical Project Engineer at Automation & Modular Components, where they were responsible for all phases of conveyor system projects in the automotive and non-automotive industries.

After that, they moved on to FATA Automation Inc as a Mechanical Project Engineer, where they continued to work on conveyor system projects, specifically Skid, AEM, and Skillet Systems for body shop, paint shop, and general assembly.

Richard then transitioned to New Horizons as an Account Executive, focusing on developing and maintaining accounts in the mid/large market for southeastern Michigan.

Richard then joined Durr Systems, Inc as a Technical Sales professional, providing engineering support to the spare parts group and increasing conveyor service and spare parts sales throughout North America. Richard also served as a Mechanical Project Engineer at Durr Systems, where they were responsible for all technical aspects of conveyor system projects in the automotive industry.

Richard then worked at Delta-Chem Technologies as the Vice President of Commercial Development, building strategic alliances with major manufacturers in North America.

Richard also worked at Design Systems, Inc as a Contract Project Engineer in the Mechanical Group, providing engineering support to the plant and coordinating new equipment installation and bid development for outside contractor work.

Their most recent position was at FATA Automation Inc as a Business Development Manager, where they focused on developing new business opportunities.

Throughout their career, Richard has gained experience in various aspects of engineering, such as conveyor layout development, detailing, and design, as well as project coordination, proposal preparation, and customer relationship management.

Richard Pingle attended Belleville High School from 1983 to 1985. After graduating, they pursued a degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering at the National Institute of Technology from 1986 to 1988. Later, Richard attended Eastern Michigan University from 1992 to 1994, where they obtained an Associates degree in Mechanical Engineering.