Rodney Winebrenner - Rising Entrepreneur

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Rodney Winebrenner - Rising Entrepreneur
Rodney Winebrenner guided his way through life
with those basic principles. He started to work
for Subaru Isuzu Automotive in Lafayette, Indiana
after he graduated from high school. After that,
he went to Indiana Vocational Technical College
and received an associates degree in Electronics
in 1991.He then attended Arvin Ride Control in
Pulaski, Tennessee, where he served as their
Senior Electrical Engineer. He began working for
Subaru Isuzu Automotive in Lafayette, Indiana
five years after he graduated from Benton. From
there he went on to Arvin Ride Control in
Pulaski, Tennessee, where he was a manufacturing
engineer and Senior Electrical Engineer.
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Rodney Winebrenner - Business Owner
As the proud founder of Control Solutions and
Automation, Inc., Rodney Winebrenners robotics
company is the product of a lifetime career in
automation. As the owner and Senior Systems
Designers for the company, Winebrenner provides
his clients with full electrical designs and PLC
programming for a variety of automated industrial
equipment and parts. Control Solutions can build
robotic automation to their customers specific
requests.
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Rodney Winebrenner - Skilled Engineer
Rodney Winebrenner has always displayed a deep
interest in electronics. In his work as an
electrical engineer, he gets to work with them
every day, developing and designing electrical
equipment and working heavily in research and
development. He had worked in Pulaski, Tennessee
at Arvin Ride Control in Pulaski, Tennessee as
their Senior Electrical Engineer. There, he was
in charge of an electrical engineering group. In
that position, he and his team were heavily
involved in the designing and creation of new
equipment that was installed at the plant. They
also created the designs for automated equipment
for the O.E Strut department.
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Rodney Winebrenner - Experience in Robotics
When he was first studying to become an
electrical engineer, Rodney Winebrenner had
immersed himself in a broad range of related
subjects so that he could be the best in
automation. That meant he took classes in math,
physics, electronics, electromagnetism and more.
Seeing that all of these disciplines in some way
included electronics in the curriculum, all
tailored to his vision of one day owning his own
successful robotics company.
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