Team Category: Leadership

Having collaborated with a wide range of industries across the US, Paul leads e3i’s high-performing electrical team, dedicated to delivering tailored solutions aligning with each client and project’s unique needs and goals. His deep technical expertise and strategic insight allow him to navigate the complexities of electrical systems with precision while anticipating issues before they become problems. Paul ensures every design is reliable, code-compliant, and efficient to maximize performance while exceeding client expectations.

A calm and inclusive leader, Paul excels at building strong teams. He brings a steady, hands-on approach to leadership and has a passion for mentoring. Whether coaching junior engineers or fostering a culture of excellence, Paul is committed to developing talent and cultivating a results-oriented sense of purpose, quality, and attention to detail in his teams.

Outside of work, Paul is happiest outdoors, especially on the water. He loves fishing, boating, and spending time on the beach to recharge. Paul is a geek at heart. As a child, he wanted to be an astronaut. If he couldn’t be an engineer, he’d also feel fulfilled as a STEM teacher.

He is responsible for reviewing clients’ buildings/facilities/campuses and assessing their needs for mechanical and energy solutions while providing a roadmap for achieving these goals. Bob seeks ways to reduce energy consumption and increase energy savings. What is the right mechanical system for this particular application? What is the most efficient? Where are there utility incentives? What is the life cycle costs? What is the cost/benefit analysis for each application? Taking a deep dive into each and every problem and coming up with the right solution is what gets Bob out of bed in the morning. When he is not working, you can likely find him somewhere in the great outdoors: golfing, playing soccer, skiing, snowboarding, hiking, camping, fishing, or any other outdoor sport you can think of!

As the founder and principal of e3i Engineers, Bill’s 30+ years of experience encompasses groundbreaking designs such as the nation’s largest rotary UPS system, classified bio-containment facilities, and the integrated testing and commissioning of top-secret supercomputing facilities—achievements realized well before the term “mission critical” gained its modern prominence. Bill spent the early part of his career engineering critical power systems for military installations worldwide, including radar systems, communication networks, and data centers, serving esteemed branches such as the U.S. Navy, Air Force, and NATO, among others.

With over seven years of experience working across the United States, Connor is a seasoned expert in optimizing airflow direction and distribution within buildings. He focuses on two critical objectives: ensuring occupant comfort by maintaining a pleasant indoor environment and safeguarding equipment performance by keeping ambient conditions cool enough to meet manufacturer specifications, preventing overheating and potential catastrophic system failures. Connor excels in project management and bridges the communication gap between non-technical groups and engineers.