Waukesha Bearings Corporation
Nate Thomas has a robust engineering background with extensive experience in design and mechanical engineering. Currently serving as Design Engineering Team Lead at Waukesha Bearings Corporation since November 2017, Nate has progressed through roles including Senior Design Engineer and Design Engineer. Previous positions include Mechanical Design Engineer at Enercon Industries and Product Engineer at Heraeus Electro-Nite, among others. Early career experience includes work as a Mechanical/Sustaining Engineer at ACS Group and an Engineering Intern at Portage Plastics Corporation. Nate holds a Master of Science in Engineering Management from Milwaukee School of Engineering and a Bachelor of Science in Engineering Technology from the University of Wisconsin-Stout.
Waukesha Bearings Corporation
Waukesha Bearings® is a leading designer and manufacturer of engineered hydrodynamic bearings, active magnetic bearing systems and seals for high-performing turbomachinery in oil & gas, power generation, marine and industrial markets. Our forward-thinking team is committed to leading the markets we serve through superior technology and operational excellence. With more than 70 years of proven experience, Waukesha Bearings is a world leader in technology, size and application experience for the rotating equipment industry. Our designs address the needs of everything from large-frame turbomachinery to small, high-speed turbochargers, electric submersible pumps to subsea pumping equipment, compressors to gearboxes. We have a reputation for engineering leadership and forging strong relationships with customers. Founded in Wisconsin in 1946, Waukesha Bearings today maintains facilities in the United States, United Kingdom, Mexico, Russia, and China, as well as localized sales representation around the world. Waukesha Bearings became an operating company of Dover in 1977 and is part of Dover Precision Components, an integrated provider of performance-critical solutions for rotating and reciprocating machinery.