Brandon Blatter

Brandon Blatter's work experience includes four positions, starting with their current role as a Reliability Engineer at Augury since March 2017. In this role, they focus on detecting equipment faults through vibration data analysis, developing automated diagnostics algorithms, and providing technical decision support to ensure customer success.

Prior to this, Brandon served as the Treasurer of the Wisconsin Chapter of the Vibration Institute. In this position, they managed all financial aspects of the chapter, including record keeping, reporting, tax filings, and payments.

Before joining Augury and the Vibration Institute, Brandon worked at Johnson Controls as an Equipment Performance Engineer. During their nine-year tenure from January 2007 to March 2017, they specialized in performing predictive technologies analytics on industrial equipment, such as chillers, air compressors, pumps, and fans. Brandon also contributed to the development of a remote monitoring solution for chillers.

Additionally, Brandon gained experience as a member of the Elijah Project High Altitude Balloon Launch Team at the Wisconsin Space Grant Consortium. This summer internship involved providing launch and recovery services for high altitude balloon payloads, utilizing GPS and radio tracking technologies, and participating in the creation of a temporary high-speed balloon-to-balloon data network.

Overall, Brandon Blatter has demonstrated expertise in reliability engineering, financial management, equipment performance analysis, and high-altitude balloon launch operations.

Brandon Blatter attended the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee from 2004 to 2008, where they obtained a Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical Engineering with a field of study in Bachelor of Science. In addition to their degree, they also have a certification in Vibration Analyst - Category III from the Vibration Institute. The specific month and year when they obtained the certification is not provided.