Dalton Simeone

After Graduating The Citadel My first career was in Siemens HVAC controls. Originally a service technician analyzing existing equipment and running preventative maintenance diagnostics to ensure the controls and the controlling equipment were capable of meeting the building requirements in a timely manner. Less then a year in I was promoted to project manager, leading teams to completion with new builds and renovation projects. This position required getting my hands dirty at times and to be proficient in more then just managing, such as autoCad, PLC programmable logic, hardware configuration, client meetings, bending conduit and running wires when the deadlines got tight. The line of work especially on new builds always put the controls contractor last, (needing the building electrical system operational as well as the HVAC unit being assembled and checked onsite by manufacturer) which made working under pressure and being time efficient a trait i've learned to handle on a per-project basis while working at this company.

From HVAC controls, I moved onto electrical engineering in the MEP (Mechanical Electrical Plumbing) sector. which in a nutshell: I designed the layout and requirements for electrical systems for buildings ranging from schools to museums/galleries, to military buildings and offices; from the electrical utility transformer to every light fixture, receptacle, mechanical and (electrical required) plumbing equipment throughout the building.