Mike Cattel
About Mike Cattel
Mike Cattel is an Engineering Technician currently working at LHB and Minnesota Power, specializing in electrical generation control wiring diagrams and substation control drawings.
Engineering Technician at LHB
Mike Cattel currently works as an Engineering Technician at LHB. His role involves applying his extensive experience in both architectural and electrical drafting, making him versatile in technical drawing and design. His background encompasses a range of skills from architectural technology to electrical engineering, which he effectively integrates into his responsibilities at LHB.
Engineering Technician at Minnesota Power
Mike Cattel serves as an Engineering Technician at Minnesota Power in the 55804 area. He has been with the company for over a decade, starting in February 2012. His specialized skills include creating electrical generation control wiring diagrams, P&IDs, and substation control drawings. This role leverages his comprehensive expertise in electrical engineering and architectural drafting.
Educational Background and Expertise
Mike Cattel attended Lake Superior College, where he studied Architecture and achieved a Diploma in Architectural Technology from 2003 to 2005. Additionally, he pursued Revit studies at the same institution in 2009, completing the program in 11 months. His educational background equips him with a robust foundation in both architectural and technical design.
Early Career in Food Service
Before transitioning to his technical role in engineering, Mike Cattel worked in the food service industry. He spent a decade at Black Woods Grill & Bar as a Display Cook from 2002 to 2012 in the Duluth, Minnesota area. This experience provided him with valuable skills in a customer-focused environment before moving into his current career path.
Experience in Architectural and Electrical Drafting
Mike Cattel has extensive experience in architectural and electrical drafting. His career spans various roles where he utilizes his skills in creating detailed technical drawings and designs. His ability to work across both architectural and electrical fields enhances his versatility and effectiveness in his engineering technician roles at both LHB and Minnesota Power.