ESC’s CAD department has added a new member, Eric Fausto.

ESC is so excited to welcome Brandon Cotter to our our Structural/Civil department!

We would like to give a big welcome to Tanner Hartman, one of ESC’s newest Mechanical Engineers.

ESC’s Process/Mechanical groups have added a new member to their ranks! Lydia Huck is joining us after graduating with her Masters in Biological Engineering, with a minor in Sustainability, from the University of Arkansas.

Our ESC family is growing with the addition of Bryce DeWilde who will be joining our Project Management team!

ESC is now offering integration services for Universal Robots! The line of cobots (collaborative robots) we are supporting is perfect for manufacturing facilities where machinery and manpower come together.

Jeremy has had over 20 years of experience in structural, civil, and mechanical installation/repair and management. ESC welcomes Jeremy on board as a member of our Project Management team.

We are so excited to have Chris and his family join our ESC community and look forward to witnessing the growth and value-added to our company through all that he brings to ESC’s Electrical team.

ESC is proud to introduce the newest member of our team, Abbey Dotson. One of three women in OTC’s Industrial Systems Technology Program, Abbey joins us as an intern in the automation group.

It’s hard to believe, but on August 8th, 2020, it will have been 30 years since my father, Gene Bybee, officially incorporated the company he started in the basement of my childhood home. Back then, we never could have imagined all of the amazing employees, clients, and partners that we would be blessed to work with over the next 30 years. 

A milestone has been reached for ESC VP, Jim Black: retirement!  We are saddened to be losing one of our strong leaders in this firm, but rejoicing with Jim as he enters a new era.

I am a Minnesota native and a 2010 graduate from the University of Minnesota – Duluth. My career started immediately after graduation, when I left my home state to work for Cargill at one of their soybean processing facilities in Indiana.