Enterprise Automation is coming to UCLA & UCSD As we enter the new year, EA is on the search for our next round of Junior Engineers. We are looking for…
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Congratulations Michael! Michael Nguyen has become a Certified Wonderware Application Developer for Historian server 11.6 – 2014 R2. This certification required a 10-hour online training course along with hours of…
Calling all Engineer Grads! Enterprise Automation is coming to a University near you to discuss a life-changing career opportunity coming Summer 2018. If you are looking for a career…
Following an extensive evaluation of Trihedral’s VTScada, Enterprise Automation has deemed the VTScada software platform to be nothing short of world class and more than worthy of joining our core offerings…
Jungle Themed Company Picnic 2017 On August 19th Enterprise Automation celebrated with friends and family, their 5th annual Company Picnic. This year’s theme was Jungle based, which included a “Beast…
After 10 years of hard work and dedication, Chris Schleich has surpassed his 10 year anniversary at Enterprise Automation. Chris first began working at Enterprise Automation in August 2007 with…
Congratulations Adrian! Adrian Leon, Project Engineer at EA, successfully completes training for the latest revision of Wonderware’s Application Server Platform. Over the course of five days, Adrian underwent extensive training…
Congratulations Alex! Alex Coker, a Project Engineer at EA, successfully completed the Department of Homeland Security’s highest-level of technical ICS cyber security training. The five-day technical training course took place…
On June 15th, 2017 the Sweetwater Authority leaders and local officials gathered to dedicate the expansion of the Richard A. Reynolds Groundwater Desalination Facility. The facility is designed to be…
Congratulations Adam! Adam Ekstrand, Lead Engineer at Enterprise Automation, successfully passes his certification to become a Vijeo Citect Certified Expert (VCCE). This certification is one of the highest certifications available for design…