Alexander & Associates Co.
Chris Garman is a Mechanical Design Engineer at Alexander & Associates since January 2013, specializing in large-scale machine design projects that cover the entire design process, including estimating, design, vendor outreach, documentation, inspections, fabrication, and installation support. Prior experience includes roles as an Associate Interactive Media Designer at POSSIBLE, where Chris contributed to the establishment of the Display Media Department, and as an Experience Media Co-op at Bridge Worldwide, focusing on animation creation. Early career experiences include positions as a Designer at Blue Kaboom Design, a GUI Intern at Fifth Third Bancorp, and a Digital Branding Co-Op at Landor Associates. Chris holds a Bachelor of Science in Design from the University of Cincinnati.
Alexander & Associates Co.
Alexander & Associates Co. (A&A) is a custom and specialty machine design integration and engineering development firm dedicated to serving today's fast paced, ever-changing industrial engineering community. We have an established record of design expertise, schedule control and cost containment with a commitment to total quality control and reliability on a global basis. Since 1943, A&A has been recognized as a quality resource for design services and looks forward to serving our customers and meeting new challenges and opportunities. A&A consistently achieves excellent results across a broad segment of the manufacturing machine industry while becoming thoroughly familiar with our client's technical needs and procedures increasing efficiency in execution. Our primary areas of engineering and design expertise include mechanical, power & controls, project management and information systems. A&A works in a collaborative effort with our clients to develop their manufacturing processes into realized designs and machines for varying purposes from proof-of-principal, to development, to full scale production. A&A completes design packages to client standards and does not have a particular type of “standard” product line. All of our machines and design packages are considered “custom” to meet specific needs of our clients.