John Carvin Email & Phone Number | Mr. Carvin (RETIRED) is one of AEI’s most experienced electrical engineers bringing clients 40+ years of technical expertise, project management, and design peer review capabilities. During his tenure at AEI, he has provided these capabilities to industrial clients such as Deere & Company, Caterpillar, Cummins, Harley-Davidson, Jaguar-Land Rover, Toyota, General Motors, Allison Transmission, Umicore, Bosch, PACCAR, International, Navistar, and United Technologies Aerospace Systems/ Collins Aerospace. His technical expertise spans the areas of low and medium-voltage electrical power and distribution systems, involving unit substations, emergency power, uninterrupted power sources, lighting, security, and communications. Projects span renovations, new construction, and highly complex test environments.

John Carvin

Mr. Carvin (RETIRED) is one of AEI’s most experienced electrical engineers bringing clients 40+ year...
Madison, Wisconsin, United States

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John Carvin is a Mr. Carvin (RETIRED) is one of AEI’s most experienced electrical engineers bringing clients 40+ years of technical expertise, project management, and design peer review capabilities. During his tenure at AEI, he has provided these capabilities to industrial clients such as Deere & Company, Caterpillar, Cummins, Harley-Davidson, Jaguar-Land Rover, Toyota, General Motors, Allison Transmission, Umicore, Bosch, PACCAR, International, Navistar, and United Technologies Aerospace Systems/ Collins Aerospace. His technical expertise spans the areas of low and medium-voltage electrical power and distribution systems, involving unit substations, emergency power, uninterrupted power sources, lighting, security, and communications. Projects span renovations, new construction, and highly complex test environments.