Ben Wakefield
Ben graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Biology and Broad Field Science from UW La Crosse and also received a 2 Year Mechanical degree from MMI Phoenix. Ben has worked as a tech for Harley Davidson and a sales manager and service writer in the auto industry. Ben works in customer service and assists in research and development. Ben's hobbies include furniture restoration, riding motorcycles, swimming and boating.
Lateef Ford
Lateef studied Electrical Engineering Technology at Grambling State University and has an extensive background in Instrumentation. He has worked as a Field Service Engineer for FCX Performance, Sr Instrumentation Tech at City of Milwaukee Water Works and Valve/Flow Instrumentation and Engineering Tech Support at Badger Meter. Lateef likes playing chess, listening to classical music (J.S Bach), hitting the town with fiancée.
Lateef studied Electrical Engineering Technology at Grambling State University and has an extensive background in Instrumentation. He has worked as a Field Service Engineer for FCX Performance, Sr Instrumentation Tech at City of Milwaukee Water Works and Valve/Flow Instrumentation and Engineering Tech Support at Badger Meter. Lateef likes playing chess, listening to classical music (J.S Bach), hitting the town with fiancée.
Scott Kahle
Scott has a BS degree in Electro-optical engineering from the University of Houston. He is a founding partner of ChemScan, Inc. (Formerly Applied Spectrometry Associates, Inc.) Scott is Principle Design Engineer for the ChemScan Process Analyzer and oversees the company’s product development, along with the service/applications group which is responsible for installing, configuring and servicing ChemScan instrumentation for water and wastewater monitoring. Scott has obtained multiple US Patents including “Water Chloramination Control Process”. Scott enjoys spending time on the water and snow with his three sons and hiking the woods of Wisconsin with his wife.
Dakota Nobles
Dakota graduated from UW Milwaukee with a Bachelors of Science in Geoscience. He has worked in Satellite Communications for the US Army at Ft. Gordon, GA and as a Hydrologic Technician for the US Geological Survey. His hobbies include hunting, camping and playing golf.
Clay Holst
Clay graduated from the University of Wisconsin – Whitewater with a B.S. in Chemistry. He has worked in student research on water softners and has done technical phone sales. In his spare time, Clay enjoys kickboxing and video games. His “claim to fame” is participating in the design of the world’s longest glow stick, which set a Guinness World Record.