Brandon Stephens
About Brandon Stephens
Brandon Stephens is a Network Crew Supervisor at American Electric Power, specializing in cable splicing for high voltage underground primary cables. He has extensive experience in network mechanics and fiber-optic networks, contributing to curriculum development for network groups within the company.
Work at American Electric Power
Brandon Stephens has been employed at American Electric Power (AEP) since 2008. He initially worked as an MRO Servicer for one year in Fort Wayne, Indiana, before transitioning to the role of Network Mechanic in 2009, where he has accumulated 15 years of experience. In 2019, he advanced to the position of Network Crew Supervisor NE, where he has served for five years. His responsibilities include overseeing network operations and ensuring the integrity of high voltage underground primary cables.
Education and Expertise
Brandon Stephens completed his high school education at Wayne High School, earning his High School Diploma from 1996 to 2000. His expertise lies in cable splicing, particularly with high voltage underground primary cables, and he possesses hands-on experience with low voltage secondary cables. Additionally, he is skilled in troubleshooting and in-servicing fiber-optic networks, which are essential for modern telecommunications.
Background
Brandon Stephens has a background in electrical and network systems, with a focus on high voltage and fiber-optic technologies. His career at American Electric Power has provided him with extensive experience in network mechanics and supervision. He has contributed to the development of training programs as a panelist on a DACUM team, aimed at enhancing the curriculum for network groups across the AEP footprint.
Achievements
Brandon Stephens has overseen significant projects during his tenure at American Electric Power, including the installation of a new fiber-optic network monitoring system. His role in developing a curriculum for network groups demonstrates his commitment to professional development within the organization. His contributions reflect a focus on improving operational efficiency and network reliability.