Ping Cai P.E.
About Ping Cai P.E.
Ping Cai is an experienced Instrumentation and Controls Engineer currently working at Oak Ridge National Laboratory. With over thirty years in the field, he has contributed to various engineering projects across multiple industries and collaborated with international companies.
Current Role at Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Ping Cai serves as an Instrumentation and Controls Engineer at Oak Ridge National Laboratory since 2021. In this role, he applies his extensive knowledge in designing and engineering electrical instrument and control systems. His work contributes to various projects within the laboratory, focusing on advanced instrumentation solutions.
Previous Experience at DLT&V Systems Engineering
Prior to his current position, Ping Cai worked at DLT&V Systems Engineering, Inc. as an Electrical Designer from 2006 to 2008. During his tenure in the Phoenix, Arizona area, he gained valuable experience in electrical design, contributing to projects that enhanced his expertise in instrumentation and controls.
Professional Background in Engineering
Ping Cai has over thirty years of experience in the engineering field, specializing in designing electrical instrument and control systems for heavy industrial projects. His career spans diverse industries, including oil and gas, chemical and petrochemical, power and utilities, water and wastewater, and mining.
Educational Background in Chemical Industry Automation
Ping Cai earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemical Industry Automation and Instrumentation from China Wuhan Institute of Technology, where he studied from 1978 to 1982. This educational foundation provided him with the technical skills necessary for his career in instrumentation and controls engineering.
Collaboration with International Engineering Companies
Throughout his career, Ping Cai has collaborated with several international engineering firms, including Shell Global Solutions and Stamicarbon in Holland, as well as Krebs (Technip) in France. These collaborations have allowed him to work on significant engineering projects, enhancing his global perspective in the field.