Evan Clegg

I started from the very bottom, wiring electrical control panels.

I then moved up to mechanical assembly, at the same time designing smaller projects as well using Solidworks.

As I acquired more design work in the office, I simultaneously shifted to trouble shooting completed machines that needed design revisions.

I still am the only designer at my company, and I also spend a good amount of time on the floor doing mostly troubleshooting/fixing and fine tuning.

I am the main man for travel work, I am great with customers and present myself and my company professionally.

This was my first job. I learned the valuable skills about how to "work" in a shop environment. Deal with customers and difficult people, mop floors anything you can imagine a youngster would do in a factory as the low man on the totem pole.

I built and tested shock absorbers for racecars here. It was a great highschool job for me but i wanted to learn bigger and better things.