Martin Esparza
About Martin Esparza
Martin Esparza is an Electrical Engineer with extensive experience at CenterPoint Energy, where he has held various co-op positions and currently works as an Electrical Engineer. He studied Electrical and Electronics Engineering at the University of Houston and has prior experience as a Lead SMT Process Engineer at Trylene, Inc.
Work at CenterPoint Energy
Martin Esparza has held multiple positions at CenterPoint Energy since 2019. He began as a Standards and High Voltage Materials Electrical Engineer Co-op for five months in 2019. Following this, he worked as a Substation Relay and SCADA Co-op for four months in 2021. He also served as a Major Underground Padmount Electrical Engineer Co-op and a Major Underground Vaults Co-op, both in 2021, totaling ten months in these roles. In 2022, he transitioned to a full-time position as an Electrical Engineer, where he continues to contribute to the organization.
Education and Expertise
Martin Esparza studied Electrical and Electronics Engineering at the University of Houston from 2017 to 2021. His academic background provides him with a solid foundation in electrical engineering principles, which he applies in his current role at CenterPoint Energy. His expertise encompasses various aspects of electrical engineering, particularly in high voltage systems and substation operations.
Background
Before his tenure at CenterPoint Energy, Martin Esparza worked at Trylene, Inc. as a Lead SMT Process Engineer from 2012 to 2019, accumulating seven years of experience in the field. He also worked as an SMT Technician at Niltronix Circuits for one year in 2012. This diverse background in engineering roles has equipped him with practical skills and knowledge relevant to his current position.
Professional Experience
Throughout his career, Martin Esparza has gained extensive experience in various engineering roles. His work at CenterPoint Energy includes multiple co-op positions, where he focused on high voltage materials, substation relay systems, and underground electrical infrastructure. His previous roles at Trylene, Inc. and Niltronix Circuits further enhanced his technical skills in process engineering and SMT technology.