Michael Miltenberger
About Michael Miltenberger
Michael Miltenberger is a Diesel Fuel Application Engineer at ExxonMobil with extensive experience in lubrication and fuel systems across various industries.
Title: Diesel Fuel Application Engineer
Michael Miltenberger serves as a Diesel Fuel Application Engineer at ExxonMobil since 2021. He operates out of Indianapolis, Indiana, United States, where he provides technical support for Mobil Diesel Efficient. His role focuses on enhancing fuel economy and reducing emissions in diesel fuel systems. Miltenberger brings extensive knowledge of diesel fuel applications, supporting both sales and distribution channels with his technical expertise.
Professional Background at ExxonMobil
Michael Miltenberger has a long-standing career at ExxonMobil, spanning over two decades. Before his current role, he served as an OEM Lubricants Sales Advisor (car and truck dealerships) from 2020 to 2021. Prior to this, he was an Industrial Lubrication Engineer from 2015 to 2020 and an Industrial Lubricants Sales Engineer from 2008 to 2015. He has also held positions as Automotive Lubricants Territory Manager (2007-2008), Fleet Sales Exec (2002-2006), and Distributor Business Consultant (2001-2002). His diverse roles have all been based primarily in Indianapolis, Indiana, with a stint in Nashville, Tennessee.
Industry Expertise
Miltenberger's expertise encompasses the maintenance and lubrication of heavy equipment, with applications across a variety of sectors including steel, automotive manufacturing, and power generation. His role includes providing technical support, conducting oil analysis, and implementing reliability programs. This extensive background enables him to offer informed strategies for improving operational efficiency and equipment longevity.
Education and Early Career
Michael Miltenberger graduated from Purdue University with a BS in Chemical Engineering in 1997. During his studies, he gained practical experience through a cooperative program with The Lubrizol Corporation, where he worked as an Engineer Co-op from 1994 to 1997. This foundation in chemical engineering and early industry exposure laid the groundwork for his subsequent career at ExxonMobil.