About StottCon
A controls business.
A direct working relationship.
I run StottCon in North Idaho, supporting OEMs, operating plants and other controls firms across Idaho, Washington and Montana.
Nearly a decade
in controls.
My background is in electrical engineering, with nearly 10 years of hands-on PLC, HMI and SCADA work. StottCon currently provides overflow support to controls firms and works with OEM customers on a recurring basis.
I’m comfortable learning a new system when the job calls for it. We’ll discuss your installed platform and project requirements before committing to a scope.
Prior employment experience
Before StottCon, my work as an employee included projects for the U.S. Department of Defense and the U.S. Air Force. These are part of my individual work history, not a claim that those agencies are StottCon customers or endorse this business.
How we’ll work.
You’ll talk directly with me about the work. We’ll establish what’s known, what needs investigation, and who is responsible for the connected parts of the project.
For undocumented equipment, that may mean starting with paid discovery rather than guessing at a fixed implementation price. For a well-defined build, it means agreeing on deliverables, testing and handoff before development starts.
Panel fabrication is available through a partner UL-certified shop. StottCon’s scope and any partner responsibilities are defined for each engagement.
Tell me what you’re working on.
A machine, a recurring fault, or an upcoming build. Start with what you know; we can work through the scope together.