Joe Stammeyer
Joe has been involved with Industrial Controls, Automation, and electrical work for the past 25 years. His career started after graduating from Northeast Iowa Community College in 1990 with an AAS degree. Joe has real world knowledge in the design and fabrication of electrical control systems, working in industries varying from cold rolled steel pipe manufacturing to concrete plant control and paint line control. At a leading fastener manufacturing plant, he was able to successfully design and implement numerous control systems. These included PLC control of cold heading machines, and punch presses, part inspection, and implementation of AC/DC drives with numerous applications. His next position was at a leading temperature control manufacturing plant. Joe's position at this plant required him to design control panels, develop wiring diagrams, and monitor the assembly of multiple contiguous projects. Now with Industrial Automation, Joe has been involved with projects varying from wood handling to punch press control, printing press operation, and robotic programming. He looks forward to continuing to provide automation and control solutions both to local and national businesses that are looking to get ahead in the world of automated manufacturing and control.
Connie Moe
Connie joined the team in September 2021 as the Industrial Automation and Engineering Office Manager. She oversees all the business departments of Payroll, Inventory with ordering and receiving, Invoicing companies, and many day-to-day operations within the company.
Mike Wettstein
Mike Wettstein is a 1994 graduate of UW Madison, earning his BS in Electrical Engineering with a concentration on Power, Power conversion, and Motor control. Mike started his engineering career with the Trane Company building a solid foundation in Factory Engineering, Product Design & Development and Project Engineering. Mike left Trane in 2005 to form Wettstein Brothers Electric with his father, Ralph and brother Andy. Mike worked with and managed both the automation and the electrical businesses. In 2017 Mike spun off the automation business into Industrial Automation and Engineering Inc. He owns and manages “IAE” along with working on projects with his team members. Mike’s technical focus is with SCADA, machine vision, robotics, and Industrial control systems.
