Hardy joins Affiliated Engineers
August 8, 2008
BY Susanne Retka Schill
Web exclusive posted August 29, 2008 at 2:28 p.m. CST
John Hardy has joined Wisconsin-based Affiliated Engineers Inc. as process engineering market leader. He will be responsible for developing AEI's process engineering practice focused on the biofuels, chemical, food and pharma/biotech market sectors.
Most recently, Hardy was director for engineering development at U.S. Biodiesel Group LLC which was acquired by Renewable Energy Group this summer. He is a chemical engineer with 28 years of experience with industrial and consumer businesses recognized for world class engineering and manufacturing.
AEI is a consulting engineering firm specializing in the design of process, mechanical, electrical, piping, information technology and lighting systems for large-scale and technically complex facilities. They are consulting engineers for the New York State Alternative Fuels Vehicles Research Lab.
Working nationally and internationally in a host of market sectors, AEI is respected for its leadership role in addressing issues of sustainability. In addition to the Madison office, the firm has offices in Phoenix, Ariz., Chapel Hill, N.C., Gainesville and Tampa, Fla., Washington, D.C., Walnut Creek, Calif., Houston, Chicago, and Seattle.
John Hardy has joined Wisconsin-based Affiliated Engineers Inc. as process engineering market leader. He will be responsible for developing AEI's process engineering practice focused on the biofuels, chemical, food and pharma/biotech market sectors.
Most recently, Hardy was director for engineering development at U.S. Biodiesel Group LLC which was acquired by Renewable Energy Group this summer. He is a chemical engineer with 28 years of experience with industrial and consumer businesses recognized for world class engineering and manufacturing.
AEI is a consulting engineering firm specializing in the design of process, mechanical, electrical, piping, information technology and lighting systems for large-scale and technically complex facilities. They are consulting engineers for the New York State Alternative Fuels Vehicles Research Lab.
Working nationally and internationally in a host of market sectors, AEI is respected for its leadership role in addressing issues of sustainability. In addition to the Madison office, the firm has offices in Phoenix, Ariz., Chapel Hill, N.C., Gainesville and Tampa, Fla., Washington, D.C., Walnut Creek, Calif., Houston, Chicago, and Seattle.
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