Daryl G.

Daryl G. has extensive experience as a mechanical engineer, focusing on research and development in the water infrastructure industry. Daryl worked for Mueller Water Products, where they started as a Product Engineer and later transitioned to roles as a Mechanical Engineer and Senior Mechanical Engineer. In these roles, Daryl created new water infrastructure products, specifically integrating electronic components and incorporating leak detection equipment. Daryl also served as a liaison between different functional groups and teams within the company. Additionally, Daryl worked at Card-Monroe Corp. as a Mechanical Engineer, where they developed tufting machinery for the carpet industry. Prior to that, they were a Mechanical Engineer at Fillauer Companies, where they developed new prosthetic products and managed prototype production. Overall, Daryl has a history of creating innovative products, addressing manufacturing and quality issues, and serving as a mentor and subject matter expert for their teams.

Daryl G. obtained an Associate of Science degree in Engineering from Cleveland State Community College from 2000 to 2002. Daryl then went on to earn a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering from The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga from 2002 to 2004.