Michael Turiel (Skip)

Michael Turiel, also known as Skip, has a considerable amount of work experience in the field of electrical design engineering. Starting from 1982, they worked as an intern at Sixnet for three years before transitioning to the role of a Production Test Lead. In this position, they developed test procedures and test fixtures, ensured product functionality and calibration, and assisted in ISO audits. Michael (Skip)'stenure at Sixnet ended in 1990.

Following their time at Sixnet, Turiel joined Red Lion Controls in 1985 and worked there until 2019. Michael (Skip) held the role of Layout Engineer, collaborating with Electrical and Mechanical Engineers to design communication, monitoring, and control products for industrial automation and networking applications. Turiel converted schematics to printed circuit boards and designed PCBs to meet various electrical and mechanical standards. Michael (Skip) started with hand-taped artwork and later transitioned to using computer-aided design programs like Zuken, Cadence, and Allegro 17.

Most recently, Turiel joined Plug Power in 2020. Michael (Skip) holds two positions within the company: Electrical Design Engineer and Electrical Designer. The duration of their roles at Plug Power is ongoing, and further specific details about their responsibilities and accomplishments within these positions are not provided.

Michael (Skip) Turiel has an Associate's Degree in Electrical Engineering Technologies/Technicians from Hudson Valley Community College, which they obtained from 1982 to 1984. Prior to that, they completed their high school education at Schenendehowa CSD from 1980 to 1982. In addition to their formal education, they have obtained various certifications. In 2011, they received an Orcad PCB editor training certificate from EMA Design Automation. More recently, in August 2019, they completed courses on "How to Use LinkedIn Learning," "Making Quick Decisions," and "Proven Tips for Managing Your Time," all offered by LinkedIn.