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David Story is an Application Engineer at MYNAH. His areas of expertise include MiMiC simulation, software instruction, database maintenance, programmable serial card drivers, Information Systems, OPC communications, control system implementation, and the DeltaV System. He has been with the MYNAH team for 8 years. He has an Associate’s degree in Information Technology and is studying towards a BS in Computer Science from Maryville University.

Martin Berutti is the Director of Business Development at MYNAH. Areas of expertise include process simulation, control system and network design, and information integration. Martin has been with MYNAH and Experitec (parent company of MYNAH) for over 15 years and has held positions of Systems Engineer, Performance Consultant, Project Manager, and Director, Performance Technology. Previous employers included Fisher Controls, Rosemount, and Applied Automation. He has a BS in Chemical Engineering from University of Missouri-Rolla.

Adisa Shaljani is a Product Support Specialist at MYNAH. Her experience includes supporting VIM, serial drivers, and MiMiC. Previous employers included Bohn and Dawson, Unico, and Webster University. She holds a BS in Computer Science from Webster University-St. Louis.

Tom Freiberger is a Product Support Specialist at MYNAH. Areas include supporting serial drivers, VIM, and MiMiC. He has a MS in Computer Engineering from University of Missouri-Rolla.

Melissa Kerr is the Operations Manager at MYNAH. Her areas of expertise include supporting MYNAH shipments and profit goals, vendor management, and consumer support. She has been with MYNAH for 7 years.

Todd Anstine is the Director of Operations for MYNAH. Areas of expertise include process simulation, control system and network design and information integration. Todd has been with Mynah and Experitec (parent company of Mynah) for nine years and has held positions of Performance Consultant, Manager, Performance Technology and Director, Specialty Products Division. Previous employers include Fisher Controls and Emerson Process Systems. He has a BS in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Missouri-Rolla and an MBA from St. Edward’s University.

Nobin William is the Director of Technology at MYNAH. Areas of expertise include standalone operating systems, IO Drivers, simulation control systems and information integration. Nobin has been with MYNAH and Experitec (parent company of MYNAH) for over 15 years and has held positions of Computer Application Engineer, Manager of Development and Director of Development. Prior to MYNAH he worked for the University of Nebraska-Lincoln where he held the position of Systems Analyst. He has an MS and a BS in Computer Science from the University of Nebraska at Lincoln.

Geoffrey Nash is a Lead Software Developer at MYNAH. Geoff’s areas of expertise include embedded systems, communications, and simulation software. He is currently developing the PLC IO interface and Ethernet I/P communications products. He has been in the process control field for over 15 years and in software development for over 20, with employers including Automation and Control Technologies and Washington University. Geoff has a BS in Biochemistry from McGill University of Montreal and a BS in Information Management from Washington University.

Aleksandr Muravyev is the Process Simulation Consultant at MYNAH. Areas of expertise include advanced process modeling and model based control, adaptive control, process simulation, software development for the control and simulation systems. Aleksandr has been with MYNAH for over 4 years. Prior to MYNAH he worked for A&CT, St Louis, Missouri, where he held the position of Control System Analyst, and for Kiev Polytechnic Institute, Ukraine, where he held the position of Senior Research Associate. He has a Ph.D. in Control Engineering and Chemical Process Control, from Kiev Polytechnic Institute, Kiev, Ukraine.

Don Sengur is a Simulation Consultant at MYNAH. Areas of expertise include process operation, equipment, safety, and pollution control. Projects in the chemical and oil refining industries include hydro-cracking, hydro-treating, coking, catalyst reforming, catalyst cracking, oil/gas separation, fuel gas purification, silane production, etc. Don also works in the simulation of power generation processes involving wood, coal, oil, and gas-fired boilers, turbine operation, and NOx control. He has an MS and a BS in Chemical Engineering from Washington University.

Bob Kelahan is a Simulation Consultant at MYNAH. Areas of expertise include advanced process control and dynamic simulation, pH control, constraint control, control loop performance, and control system migration. Bob has experience across the chemical, petrochemical, and refining industries, and prior to MYNAH has worked for Exxon, Monsanto, and Emerson Process Management. He has a BS degree from the University of Texas and MS degree from the University of Missouri-Rolla, both in Chemical Engineering, as well as an MBA from the University of Houston.