About Our Company
The Wulk Engineering Group, Inc. is a Design and Engineering Consultancy that specializes in Technology Systems. These systems, which include Communications, Life Safety, and Automation and Control, have become an ever more prevalent part of every day life. Our engineers work with the Owners and Architects during the design of the building, to create a facility that is capable of providing reliable, easy access to the information and systems that are at the heart of your facilities.
About Our Role
The need for a facility to be designed with integrated technology systems has become a significant issue in the today's facilities. In order to assure successful integration of these elements into your facility, they need to be accounted for during the building's normal design process. Consequently, a new member of the design team has emerged, that of the Technology Engineer. It is the responsibility of the Technology Engineer to integrate these technological needs into the facility's design process.
About Our Principal
Mr. Wulk holds a Bachelors Degree in Electrical Engineering, and Bachelor of Arts in Theatre Design and Technology. He has been active in the design, engineering, installation, commissioning and product development of many technological systems in the areas of data and voice communications; security and surveillance; video origination and distribution; medical systems communications; automation and control; and theatrical lighting, sound and communications systems since 1986.
Mr. Wulk is a registered engineer (PE), and a Registered Communications Distribution Designer with a specialty in network transport systems (RCDD/NTS). He also holds certifications in audio visual system design and from multiple manufacturers in the design of their respective systems.
Most importantly, Mr. Wulk possesses a keen ability and desire to communicate with people, and understand their needs. He can focus his discussions for both the technical and non-technical users, and bridges the gap between the user's desires, and the technical requirements. He recognizes that it is the person's ability to use the facility that ultimately determines the success of the facility design, not just providing a myriad of technical systems.