Noah Skinner

Noah Skinner's work experience begins in 2016 as a Utility Engineering Co-Op at General Cable, where they worked with power transmission conductor simulator tools and developed VBA and Excel tools for the power transmission conductor team. In 2017, they joined RoviSys as a Systems Co-Op, where they built sewage treatment plant monitoring and maintenance solutions using Python and managed data sets using VBA scripting and databases. Noah continued at RoviSys in 2017 as a Systems Co-Op, responsible for designing and constructing a water treatment plant SCADA control system user interface. Noah utilized GE iFix and FactoryTalk View software packages and worked with Rockwell industrial controllers and displays. In 2018, they returned to RoviSys as a Systems Co-Op. In 2019, they became a Systems Engineer at RoviSys, and later, in 2020, they were promoted to Systems Engineer II. From June 2022 to November 2022, they worked as a Project Engineer at RoviSys. Currently, Noah Skinner is employed as the Lead Automation and Controls Engineer at Machina Labs, starting in November 2022.

Noah Skinner attended the University of Cincinnati from 2014 to 2019, where they pursued a Bachelor's degree in Chemical Engineering.