Nicklaus Bland
About Nicklaus Bland
Nicklaus Bland is an Associate TPM at Carnegie Robotics and a co-founder of HELLBENDER Inc., where he has worked as a Systems Engineer since 2022. He holds two Associate's degrees in Robotics Technology and Electronics Technology from Butler County Community College and has over a decade of experience in the Pittsburgh robotics community.
Work at Carnegie Robotics
Nicklaus Bland has held the position of Associate TPM at Carnegie Robotics since 2012. In this role, he focuses on program management, overseeing projects that integrate edge computing with complex mechanical systems. His tenure at Carnegie Robotics spans over a decade, during which he has contributed to various initiatives that enhance robotic technologies.
Current Role at HELLBENDER Inc.
Since 2022, Nicklaus Bland has served as a Systems Engineer and Co-Founder at HELLBENDER Inc. In this capacity, he applies his expertise in robotics and engineering to develop innovative solutions. His role involves collaboration with other engineers to design and implement systems that meet industry standards.
Education and Expertise
Nicklaus Bland obtained two Associate's degrees from Butler County Community College. He studied Robotics Technology from 2009 to 2012 and Electronics Technology from 2009 to 2011. His educational background provides a solid foundation in both robotics and electronics, which supports his professional endeavors in the field.
Previous Experience in Robotics
Before his current roles, Nicklaus Bland worked as a Technician at AGR International Inc. from 2011 to 2012. He also held a position as a System Engineer at Rowbot Systems for a brief period in 2018. His career trajectory reflects a transition from technical roles to program management, highlighting his adaptability and growth within the robotics sector.
Involvement in the Pittsburgh Robotics Community
Nicklaus Bland has been actively involved in the Pittsburgh robotics community for a decade. His contributions have played a role in the growth and development of local robotics initiatives, fostering collaboration and innovation among industry professionals and enthusiasts.