William Barlow

William Barlow is Associate Professor of Electrical, Computer, & Biomedical Engineering and Director of the Pinkerton Center for Technology Development at Geneva College. With over 20 years of industrial experience, his expertise spans embedded systems, circuit design, power electronics, and new product development. He holds an MS in Electrical Engineering from the University of Pittsburgh and a BS from Penn State.

Industry Experience

• Chief Engineer at Medrad Interventional Possis (2002-2010): Led cardiovascular injection system development
• Senior Design Engineer at Eaton Cutler Hammer (1997-2002): Protective relay systems
• Engineering Supervisor at Marsh Bellofram (1993-1997): Managed new product design
• Development Engineer at Moore Products (1989-1993): Distributed control systems

Honors and Patents

• 4 U.S. patents in fluid delivery systems
• Multiple industry awards for product innovation
• IEEE professional member

At the Pinkerton Center, he enables student engineers to conduct applied projects with industrial and governmental clients, bridging academic and professional practice.