Andrew Killian
About Andrew Killian
Andrew Killian is a Manufacturing Engineer at Emerson, specializing in process level sensors.
Title
Andrew Killian holds the title of Manufacturing Engineer. In his current role, he applies his mechanical engineering expertise to enhance manufacturing processes. Since joining Emerson, he has contributed to the company's operations, particularly in the area of process level sensors. His responsibilities include developing and optimizing manufacturing procedures to improve efficiency and product quality.
Company
Andrew Killian currently works at Emerson, a global leader in technology and engineering. He joined Emerson on August 1, 2021, where he is part of the team focusing on process level sensors. His role involves working on various projects to develop and streamline manufacturing processes, ensuring that product standards are met consistently.
Previous Experience
Before joining Emerson, Andrew Killian worked as a Co-Op Engineer at GAF. His tenure at GAF lasted four months in 2020 and was based in Minneapolis, Minnesota. This early professional experience provided him with valuable insights and skills in engineering practices within the manufacturing industry.
Education and Expertise
Andrew Killian completed his Bachelor of Engineering (BE) in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities. He studied there from 2017 to 2021, securing a solid foundation in mechanical engineering principles. His academic background equipped him with the knowledge and technical skills necessary for his role as a Manufacturing Engineer.
Background
Andrew Killian's educational and professional journey highlights his dedication to the field of mechanical engineering. With a degree from the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities and practical experience gained through roles at GAF and Emerson, he has developed a comprehensive understanding of manufacturing processes. His role in the process level sensor team at Emerson underscores his commitment to advancing industrial technologies.