George completed his Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering at Purdue University. He interned for two summers at Reed, Wells, & Benson Consulting Engineers and one summer at Engineered Air Balance.

After college, George wanted to continue developing his HVAC/TAB experience gained from summer internships, so George began his EAB Career as a Technician in Training.

George completed his training and became an EAB Technician.

George was promoted to Project Supervisor and worked on the massive Wishard Hospital/Eskanazi Health project in Indianapolis, Indiana. For this sophisticated endeavor, George led a two-man team to test and balance a multitude of HVAC systems in a process that lasted approximately one year.

George became licensed as a Professional Engineer in Texas.

George was certified as a Test and Balance Engineer (TBE) by the Associated Air Balance Council (AABC) and was promoted to Project Coordinator. In this role George coordinated multiple teams to test and balance the new Wings Flight Training Center and supporting office building for Southwest Airlines.

George was promoted to Project Manager while leading the American Airlines Skyview 8 project. He managed multiple teams to test underfloor systems and traditional VAV AHU systems for American’s new headquarters facility. This sophisticated job involved challenging underfloor pressure testing, as well as extensive testing of the central utility plant.

George was promoted to Senior Project Manager while leading the Raytheon Office and Clean Room project. He managed multiple teams to test large quantities of fan filter units and pressure cascade sequences. Additionally, George managed multiple teams as they completed complex projects such as a PISD Fine Arts Center, UTSW Vivarium, and UTSW Radiation Oncology building.