Independent engineering / Washington State

Electrical engineering.
Grounded in operations.

Senior-led support for complex facilities. From power-system questions to projects in live operations, work directly with the engineer helping you move forward.

Tony Krautbauer, PEFounder · Washington-licensed Professional Engineer

TK / ENGINEERING PARTNERSPRECISION. PERSPECTIVE. PRACTICE.
Seattle-based. Washington-focused.Owner-side perspectiveDirect senior-engineer accessProject-based & ongoing support

03 / The TK difference

A direct line
to the engineer.

No handoff between the person who understands the problem and the person responsible for the recommendation.

Meet Tony
01

Owner-side judgment

Evaluate safety, reliability, cost, schedule, and maintainability together—not in isolation.

02

Field-aware recommendations

Test assumptions against the installed system and the realities of operating it.

03

Clear ownership

Work directly with a senior engineer who stays close to the details and communicates the next step.

Before we begin

A few useful answers.

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Can we start without a defined scope?

Yes. Start with the facility, the technical question, and the decision you need to make. The initial conversation helps clarify fit and identify a sensible scope.

Do you work with electrical contractors?

Yes. TK supports contractors, integrators, and equipment partners with design-assist, calculations, technical review, field questions, and commissioning support. Responsibilities and any sealed deliverables are defined in the engagement.

Is support available beyond a single project?

Engagements can be focused, project-based, on-call, or integrated with an owner’s facility and capital-project teams, subject to scope and availability.

Where do you provide services?

TK is based in Seattle. Professional engineering services are currently offered in Washington State, with on-site and remote support based on project needs.

Let’s put engineering to work

A difficult problem is a good place to start.

Tell us about the facility, the challenge, and the decision ahead. You do not need a finished scope to begin.

Discuss your project