Barry Anderson
Vice President

PRINCIPAL ENGINEER
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

Education
Masters in Business Administration, University of Colorado
Bachelor of Science Degree in Electrical Engineering, Utah State University
Associate in Science Degree, Snow College

Professional Accreditations

Registered Professional Engineer, Utah No. 22-154833-2202
Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers
Recent Chairman, State of Utah Board of Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors
Former Member, State of Utah NEC Advisory Board to the Uniform Building Code Commission

Engineering Specialties

Mr. Anderson has extensive experience in the design, management, and construction of microwave
radio, digital cross connect systems (DCS), fiber optics, power line carrier, relay multiplex,
private branch exchange (PBX), supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) and energy
management system (EMS) remote terminal units (RTU), backup power systems, associated
telecommunication buildings, and radio towers. This experience has been obtained through
projects completed while working for CC&E Engineers, PacifiCorp, Utah Power, and Western
Electric.

CC&E Engineers, Inc. 2003 to present

Mr. Anderson has been responsible for several large digital microwave radio conversion projects
that have included path design and channel planning and implementation. He was responsible for
the installation of two digital cross connect systems (DCS) as part of these projects. He is
also responsible for the design of several OC48/12/3 fiber projects being implemented in the
Salt Lake, Provo, and Ogden areas. These fiber projects have included 10/100bT LAN’s as well as
channel design using digital channel banks. He has provided scopes and estimates for various
fiber, microwave, and other types of communications equipment required for generation, line, and
substation additions.

PacifiCorp/Utah Power and Light Company

Mr. Anderson has over 25 years experience in electric utility electronics communications design.
He served as a Lead engineer responsible for the design of communications standards and for
various large communications systems at PacifiCorp.

In various positions, Mr. Anderson was responsible for different engineering functions. These
included budget estimates, design, planning, and construction of many communications projects.

These projects ranged from Power Line Carrier and relay multiplex at 345kv substations, fiber
optic cable and electronic equipment design and installation, microwave path design to include
acquisition of new sites and construction of all equipment installed on these sites, and PBX
purchase and installation.

Western Electric – 5 ½ years

Prior to joining PacifiCorp, Mr. Anderson worked for Western Electric in Aurora, Colorado. Some
of his responsibilities included the analysis of equipment orders from Northwestern Bell to
assure the order was complete, planning orderly growth of equipment in central offices, and
working with Bell Laboratories and Western Electric Manufacturing Standards to resolve equipment
compatibility problems.

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