Mike Robb has a diverse work experience in the engineering field. Mike started their career as a Computer Tech I at MILVETS Systems Technology, Inc. in 1995. From 1997 to 2000, they worked as an Electrical and Instrumentation Engineer at 3V Inc. N.A., where they managed the Electrical and Instrumentation Division of the maintenance department and worked on capital projects designing and programming control systems. Mike also programmed numerous PLC PID loops and supervised the installation of a plant-wide fiber optic network.
In 2000, Mike joined GE Power as a Controls Engineer and worked there until 2005. In this role, they focused on controls engineering and worked on various projects.
Since 2005, Mike has been serving as a Senior Controls Engineer at MAVERICK Technologies, A Rockwell Automation Company. Further details regarding their roles at MAVERICK Technologies are not provided.
Mike Robb attended The Citadel from 1993 to 1997, where they obtained a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering (B.S.E.E.).
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MAVERICK Technologies, A Rockwell Automation Company
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Maverick provides global systems integration and engineering services in multiple areas including industrial automation controls, distributed control systems, manufacturing execution systems, operational strategy and business process optimization.A technology agnostic company, MAVERICK'S platform experience includes Foxboro, Wonderware,ABB, Yokogawa, Delta V, Apacs, Honeywell and GE Proficy. MAVERICK also provides industrial and technical staffing services, placing on-site automation, instrumentation and controls engineers. The company often functions as a a main automation contractor, they provide a full range of automation and controls services including PID controller tuning and HMI programming.MAVERICK serves many industries including Oil & Gas, Utilities, Food & Beverage, Pulp & Paper, Manufacturing and Life Sciences.Founded by Paul Galeski in 1999 MAVERICK traces its roots to MAGNUM Technologies, which Galeski founded in 1989. General Electric purchased MAGNUM 1997. Six years later, Galeski bought MAGNUM back along with other constituents of the General Electric Automation Services (GEAS) group: TEAM Controls, Instrument Control Services and C.F. Picou Associates.