Our skills in leadership, facilities systems, data analysis, problem solving and program management ensure we have the right resources to serve our clients.
Steve Kiziuk
President of Mountain Vector Energy
Steve built his foundation in Leadership, Technical Program Management, P&L Management and Sales during his journey with the Army, Applied Materials, EnerNOC and Noribachi before starting Mountain Vector Energy.
Paige Mankey
Technical Program Manager
Paige earned both her Master’s and Bachelor’s degrees in Pure Mathematics from the University
of New Mexico. As a STEM tutor during graduate school, Paige gained experience as a mentor and leader to fellow students and tutors. Her mathematical research in abstract algebra serves her well at Mountain Vector Energy. Paige’s analysis and presentation of data-related findings enable great insight on energy utilization and optimization measures.
Madeline Lamb
Engineering Manager
Madeline grew up in a family of artists and engineers in Colorado, where she pursued her interest in math and science at the Colorado School of Mines. Having graduated with a degree in Engineering Physics, she now applies her engineering and physicist mindsets to all of the projects Mountain Vector Energy manages. She employs her creativity in brainstorming for ideas, and her engineering skills in analyzing complex energy system data for Mountain Vector Energy.
Aislin Cooper
Technical Project Manager
Aislin recently graduated from Texas Tech University with a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering as his interest in cars grew into a passion for mechanical systems. At Mountain Vector Energy, he has started his professional career by building out the iOT infrastructure for cloud based monitoring and control of C&I mechanical cooling and manufacturing systems. No stranger to hard work after putting himself through college and helping with his family’s construction business, he is a valuable new asset to the Mountain Vector team.
Danielle Isles Martin
Technical Project Manager
Danielle believe’s a good balance of art and science is what makes for good design. As a Photographer, Web Developer and Scientist she lives and works in that balance. She graduated from the University of New Mexico with a Bachelor’s of Science in Biochemistry in 2015. Since graduation, she worked in UNM’s biomedical research labs analyzing data with the Parra lab on Vacuolar ATPase in C. Albicans. Following that she took CNM’s Deep Dive Coding Bootcamp in PHP full stack web development. Her project was to create software for a smart mirror powered by the Raspberry Pi that used HTML, CSS, Angular4, Bootstrap, mySQL and PHP. Her scientific mind and skills in coding help with energy system data analysis.
Matt Salazar
Vice President of Business Operations
In the semiconductor industry over the last 23 years, Matt Salazar most recently managed a 60 person team responsible for over $750M of system installations worldwide per year. Extensive knowledge of complex electro-mechanical systems and software and its relation to customer business performance. Internalized a ‘data driven’ culture by working directly with over 15 customers across 10 countries. Lean Six Sigma Black Belt certified by Applied Materials. Prior to this, Matt served for 9 years in the US Navy.
Bruce Pitt
Chief Technology Officer
Bruce has been developing software for over 35 years in the medical equipment, avionics, financial services/clearing/trading, defense, telephony, consumer computer hardware, and internet infrastructure markets along with many more. He is an entrepreneur in residence at Claremont College along with a past member of Tech Coast Angels and participated in the growth from concept through development, deployment, and revenue for ten funded startups, three with successful exits. He has held positions as CTO, CEO, Senior Vice President of Engineering, Acting Vice President of Business Development, along with a many other positions. He has been categorized as an ultra-stack developer since he is an expert in firmware, communications, device drivers, abstraction layer software through thick clients and internet based Browser/Server/Database architectures using most modern internet technologies including Python, PHP, MySQL, Javascript, HTML, and CSS always with an emphasis on high availability mission critical systems. He has built development teams from zero (0) to seventy (70) strong.
