B.E. Mech, MSME(Stanford), Technical Director
"Dad, if we fly like this we can get out of here!"
After founding the company ("I had to, to get some interesting jobs") in 1993 Paul discovered a way of spending the money and keeping everyone overworked with engineering developments such as a solar micro-cogeneration system with a unique heat engine - www.cogenmicro.com/. On weekends he spends time cutting the blackberries on his patch in the hills so the kangaroos can get a feed. Paul also serves as a member of the National Committee on Engineering Design, a committee of Engineers Australia. Prior to starting Applidyne, Paul was an engineer at Vision Abell (part of Vision Systems). Before that, he was at Stanford University gaining a masters degree. His first job was in the Advanced Engineering Laboratory at DSTO (Department of Defence) where he designed automated test equipment for F-111 flight control servo valves.