Taylor Sullivan Peters
About Taylor Sullivan Peters
Taylor Sullivan Peters is an electrical engineer with a diverse background in writing and business operations. He has worked in various roles, including internships in electrical engineering and positions in media and education.
Current Role at Indesign
Taylor Sullivan Peters currently serves as an Electrical Engineer at Indesign, LLC, a position held since 2020. In this role, Peters applies expertise in electrical engineering to contribute to various projects within the company. The work involves designing, developing, and testing electrical systems and components, ensuring they meet industry standards and client requirements.
Previous Experience at Indesign
Prior to the current role, Taylor Sullivan Peters worked as an Electrical Engineering Intern at Indesign, LLC in 2019 for three months. This internship provided hands-on experience in electrical engineering tasks, allowing Peters to gain practical skills and insights into the industry, which have been beneficial in the current position.
Educational Background
Taylor Sullivan Peters studied at Indiana University–Purdue University Indianapolis, where a Bachelor of Science in Electrical and Electronics Engineering was achieved from 2017 to 2019. This educational background laid the foundation for a career in electrical engineering, equipping Peters with essential knowledge and skills in the field.
Writing and Editorial Experience
Before pursuing a career in engineering, Taylor Sullivan Peters gained significant experience in writing and editorial roles. Peters worked as a Contributing Writer for the Live Buzz Blog at Indiana Daily Student from 2010 to 2011. Additionally, Peters held various positions in blogging and writing, including roles at NUVO Magazine and WIUX, contributing to a diverse portfolio in media and communications.
Internship Experience in Engineering
In addition to the internship at Indesign, LLC, Taylor Sullivan Peters completed an Electrical Engineering Internship at LHP Engineering Solutions in 2018 for three months. This role involved working on engineering projects, providing practical experience in the field and enhancing technical skills necessary for a successful engineering career.