John Miller attended South Dakota State University receiving a BS degree in civil engineering and the University of Minnesota received an MS degree in structural engineering. John started his professional career as a test engineer for a consulting firm, Braun Intertec, in Bloomington, Minnesota. Here he was responsible for an array of instrumentation projects ranging from designing and implementing large-scale bridge monitoring systems to conducting various instrumentation heavy tests including structural load tests, evaluating amusement park ride failures, etc.
After his work as a test engineer and his experience as an avid user of various data acquisition systems, John joined Dewesoft in 2016. John is the VP of Engineering for Dewesoft and works directly with most large manufacturers in the Aerospace, Automotive, and Defense industries assisting test engineers in making successful measurements and helping steer Dewesoft's future development to account for industry innovation and evolution.
Case Studies
The article discusses EPC Power Corporation's collaboration with Dewesoft LLC to meet international certification standards for their utility-scale PV inverters. Facing complex global standards like ISO 9001:2015 and UL 1741, EPC Power utilized Dewesoft's high-speed power analyzers for rigorous testing, ensuring their products comply with various grid codes and quality standards.
Application Notes
An engineer detailed his experience building a microgrid for a remote retreat in western Montana, where traditional utilities are unavailable. Using Starlink for internet and communication, he installed solar panels, batteries, and an inverter in a storage container to create an off-grid power system. After resolving power quality issues with a power analyzer, he established a functional, scalable energy solution, enabling remote work from this isolated location.
Case Studies
Find out how the Dewesoft data acquisition helped Traeger engineers to measure and collect data on high-tech grills in different temperature environments.
