Robert "Bob" Zunt

Robert "Bob" Zunt has over 30 years of work experience in the software engineering field. Robert "Bob" started their career in 1986 as a Configuration Technician at Bailey Controls Co., where they created and maintained display, database and console configuration for large Network90 and Infi90 industrial automation projects. Robert "Bob" also assisted the Console Development group with the design, testing and debugging of new console features. In 1991, Bob was promoted to Software Engineer II/III at Bailey Controls Co./ABB, Inc., where they collaborated with business units, marketing and management in the specification, design, development, documentation and maintenance of new features and performance improvements to DOS Tools, WinTools and Composer Tools for Infi90/Network90 components of Bailey/ABB Automation systems. Robert "Bob" also assisted 50+ software engineers, technical support personnel, managers and customers in investigation, specification, documentation, workaround and resolution of problem reports. In 2001, Bob moved to ABB, Inc. as a Senior Software Engineer, where they collaborated with business units, marketing and management in the specification, design, development, documentation and maintenance of new features and performance improvements to the Production Management and Manufacturing management components of the ABB Industrial IT Extended Automation System 800xA. Robert "Bob" also assisted 50+ software engineers, technical support personnel, managers and customers in investigation, specification, documentation, workaround and resolution of problem reports. In 2011, Bob joined Nanotronics Imaging as a Senior Software Engineer.

Robert "Bob" Zunt attended Holy Name High School from 1977 to 1981. Robert "Bob" then went on to pursue an Associate of Applied Science degree in Electronic Technology from the Electronic Technology Institute from 1984 to 1986. Afterward, they obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in Electronic Engineering Technology from the Electronic Technology College (currently Bryant & Stratton College) from 1989 to 1991.