Bruce has been with the company since 1992 and has earned the right to retire. Bruce has done extensive work in the field of energy management, having developed and implemented many successful control schemes for chilled water plants and their associated loads. He has performed document development and execution of commissioning on two LEED projects and has assisted on numerous audits to support the design of energy efficient control systems. Bruce has built scientific testing platforms for heat exchanger performance verification for the University of Maryland, and is listed on the patent for the design of OTEC power plants.
Coming up through the ranks at EES, Bruce has extensive background in software development, electrical troubleshooting, wiring interfaces, project management, validation, documentation, and design engineering, and is responsible for design, fabrication, and testing of all EES control systems. Specific technical work has included hardware and software engineering in the design, implementation, commissioning and validation of PLC-based building systems in critical and non-critical load applications. He has been the lead technical and commercial manager of several pharmaceutical manufacturing suite HVAC system installations.