Paul Fettinger, PE, LEED® AP
President, Principal
Professional Profile
EDUCATION
North Dakota State University, Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering
CERTIFICATIONS
Minnesota Professional Engineer, 45 other states, and 4 Canadian provinces
U.S. Green Building Council LEED® Accredited Professional
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Inc. (IEEE)
North Central Electrical Engineering Society (NCEES), Board President 2015-2016
U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) – MN Chapter
PAUL FETTINGER first joined Hallberg Engineering in Winter of 1995 as an electrical engineer. He grew up not far from Hallberg's White Bear Lake office in Oakdale, MN where he attended Tartan High School. He went on to attend North Dakota State University (GO BISON!!!) where he earned his Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering. He joined Hallberg Engineering right out of college.
BEYOND being a Professional Electrical Engineer, Paul is also one of the owners of Hallberg Engineering. Wearing multiple hats, Paul is the Lead Electrical Engineer and/or Project Manager for specific projects. He helps with client development as well as staff development efforts, and is responsible for the company’s overall staff planning, scheduling, and project coordination efforts.
FULL CIRCLE...
Paul is truly grateful to lead a company that has designed projects at the high school he personally attended and that has designed projects right in the community where he lives and the school district where his daughters attended school.
OUTSIDE OF THE OFFICE...
Paul is an avid sports fan and loves the outdoors. As painful as it is sometimes, his favorite sports team is the Minnesota Vikings. Paul enjoys fishing, hunting, pontoon rides on Bald Eagle Lake, as well as playing golf and pickleball.
WHEN THE MINNESOTA SNOW MELTS AWAY...
Paul loves spending time with his family and enjoys getting away to their Cabin in Battle Lake any chance they get. When fall comes around, you can usually find Paul decked out in head to toe camo sitting in the marsh in a duck boat.