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Patti Engineering Opens Texas Office

Source: Patti Engineering, Inc.
20 May, 2010
1 min read
Patti Engineering opened an office in Austin, Texas. Steve Palmgren was appointed senior electrical engineer for the region.

May 20, 2010 - Patti Engineering, Inc, headquartered in Auburn Hills, Michigan, has opened a new Austin, Texas office. This is a third location for the company. “After a few visits to the state, we could see that Texas companies needed our control system integration services,” says Sam Hoff, Patti Engineering’s Owner and President. “We decided to dedicate our resources whole-heartedly by committing a full-time staff person to the region.

Patti Engineering has been well-received and we’re very pleased to be in Texas.” Steve Palmgren has been appointed the senior electrical engineer for the region. He has been the lead engineer on many of Patti Engineering’s major projects for the past eight years. He holds a bachelor degree in electrical engineering from Kettering University in Flint, Michigan. Patti Engineering’s technical expertise in both electrical control and information systems allows customers a focused solution to their need for asset/energy management, distribution of various products, production information, and complex control applications.

Founded in 1991, our solutions are used for retail distribution, manufacturing plants, water/theme parks, libraries, law enforcement, military, municipalities, food industry, ice arenas and college/universities.

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