Tyler Keen
About Tyler Keen
Tyler Keen is an Undergraduate Electrical, Instrumentation and Control Engineer with a Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) from The University of Queensland. He has experience in controls and automation engineering, having worked on multidisciplinary projects in the Metals and Mining industry.
Work at Hatch
Tyler Keen has been employed at Hatch since 2020 as an Undergraduate Electrical, Instrumentation and Control Engineer. His role involves contributing to projects within the Metals and Mining industry, where he applies his knowledge in controls and automation engineering. His tenure at Hatch has provided him with practical experience and exposure to multidisciplinary projects, enhancing his skills in the engineering field.
Education and Expertise
Tyler Keen completed his high school education at Nambour Christian College, earning a High School Diploma from 2005 to 2017. He then pursued higher education at The University of Queensland, where he studied Mechatronic Engineering and obtained a Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) from 2018 to 2021. His academic background has equipped him with a solid foundation in engineering principles, particularly in the areas of electrical, instrumentation, and control engineering.
Background
Tyler Keen has a diverse work history that includes roles in both instructional and assembly capacities. He worked as an Instructor at Junior Engineers for four months in 2018, where he contributed to the education of aspiring engineers in Brisbane, Queensland. Following this, he was employed at Intralux Australia as an Assembler from 2018 to 2020, where he gained hands-on experience in engineering assembly processes.
Career Focus
Tyler Keen is focused on building a career in controls and automation engineering. His specialized interest in this field is reflected in his educational pursuits and professional experiences. He aims to leverage his skills and knowledge to contribute to advancements in engineering, particularly within the context of automation and control systems.