Doug Mutcher joins Westwood Professional’s solar energy group

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Registered professional engineer Doug Mutcher has joined Westwood Professional Services’ national solar energy group as an electrical engineering manager. Mutcher holds almost 20 years of experience in electrical engineering field work for the industrial, commercial, transportation, educational, corporate, medical, retail, manufacturing and process industries.

“Doug brings a great deal of experience to the firm.” says Westwood’s Solar Director, Nathan Franzen.  “He will be a tremendous asset for Westwood as we continue to grow and expand our national commercial and utility scale solar practice.” Mutcher received his BS in electrical engineering from the University of North Dakota, is a LEED Accredited Professional and a member of the North Central Electrical Engineering Society.

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