Pete Breyer
Chief Principal Engineer at Oshkosh Corporation
📍 Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States
Pete Breyer is the Chief Principal Engineer at Oshkosh Corporation, specializing in advanced vehicle systems. A Mechanical Engineering alumnus of the University of Wisconsin-Platteville, his work focuses on heavy-duty hybrid-electric powertrains and innovative suspension design, backed by multiple patents.
He is a key inventor on patents for hybrid-electric power generation systems used in specialized airport rescue and firefighting (ARFF) trucks.
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41 Years
Current Role
Chief Principal Engineer
Job Level
Senior
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States
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Priorities
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Hybrid Electric Vehicles
He holds patents and has presented at industry events on the development of hybrid electric drive systems for heavy-duty specialty trucks.
Advanced Vehicle Systems
As a Chief Principal Engineer, he is responsible for the design and innovation of core mechanical systems, including advanced suspensions and frame assemblies.
Career
Work history
10-2010
Chief Principal Engineer
Oshkosh Corporation
1985 - 2010
Senior Principal Engineer
Oshkosh Corp
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