His experience ranges from the design of the nation’s largest rotary UPS system, to classified biocontainment facilities to the integrated testing and commissioning of classified supercomputing facilities. Before anyone described “mission critical” as it is known today, Bill spent the early part of his career engineering the critical power systems for military installments around the world, including work on radar systems, communications systems, and data centers for the U.S. Navy, Air Force and NATO, among other branches of the armed services.

When he’s not working, Bill focuses on his children, daughters Jaqueline and Sophia, who join their dad on fishing and skiing expeditions, or spend time watching him play one of numerous sports several times a week.