Senior Project Engineer
Clinton isn’t the kind of engineer who’s satisfied just following blueprints, he’s driven by curiosity. Whether he’s problem-solving on a job site or tinkering with BattleBots in his free time, Clinton has a natural instinct to take things apart, figure out how they work, and rebuild them better.
It’s this blend of technical skill and creative experimentation that makes him stand out. Not only as an engineer, but as someone who genuinely enjoys the challenge of turning complex problems into practical solutions.
Clinton: “Every project is a chance to build something lasting and impactful. I take pride in helping clients not only meet their goals, but see opportunities they may have overlooked.”
Clinton: “Success comes from working side-by-side with clients and building trust. We don’t just hand off a design and walk away—we stay engaged throughout the process to make sure what we deliver works in the real world.”
Clinton: “I like to spend time with my family and friends. When I’m not with them, I’m usually working on projects at home — whether that’s home improvement, robotics, or 3D printing.”
Clinton: “I’ve always been fascinated by robotics, especially BattleBots. It’s the perfect mix of creativity, engineering, and problem-solving. In many ways, it reflects how we approach projects at T&M—design, test, refine, and build for performance.”
Clinton: “That we’re invested in their success. Engineering is about curiosity—finding solutions where others see roadblocks—and that’s the mindset we bring to every project.”