Engineering the
Modern Power Grid

Brandon Campbell leads Western Frontier's power delivery practice, bringing more than a decade of transmission and distribution engineering experience to utilities and developers nationwide. A licensed Professional Engineer in 20 U.S. states, he combines high-voltage line-design expertise with the commercial perspective to turn complex infrastructure needs into stamped, build-ready solutions.

Brandon began his career at Oncor Electric Delivery, the largest transmission and distribution utility in Texas, where he designed and managed 69 kV to 345 kV transmission line projects across the state. That foundation in high-voltage design and project delivery remains the core of his practice today.

He later joined KEC, where he established and grew two profitable divisions supporting engineering and construction right-of-way work, before moving to Aquawolf, a national utility infrastructure consultancy, where he led the firm's expansion across the southern United States and West Coast.

Today, Brandon leads Western Frontier's role in project planning and management for Texas's first 765 kV transmission buildout — the highest-voltage class in the state and part of ERCOT's Strategic Transmission Expansion Plan.

Brandon holds a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Texas Tech University (2016), with minors in Petroleum Engineering and Mathematics, and an MBA from the University of Texas at Arlington. Now based again in his West Texas hometown, he provides transmission and distribution engineering and analysis to utilities, independent transmission developers, and generation interconnection clients nationwide.

Andres Londono leads Western Frontier's renewables practice, focused on engineering analysis for ground-mount solar racking systems — including the repowering of aging solar sites, where existing arrays are re-engineered and rebuilt to extend their productive life. He brings years of hands-on product-development experience across the U.S. solar market to a practice built around getting ground-mount systems designed, validated, and built.

Andres began his career at TerraSmart as a Product Development Engineer, working on ground-mount racking and foundation systems, before moving to Gripple USA and then Nuance Energy Group, a ground-mount solar racking manufacturer. Most recently, he served as Senior Engineering Manager at Premier PV, leading engineering work in the ground-mount solar space before bringing that experience to Western Frontier Engineering. Across these roles he has developed a deep, practical command of the engineering and product design behind large-scale solar deployment.

Andres holds a Bachelor of Science in Bioengineering and Biomedical Engineering from Florida Gulf Coast University (2016), where an early interest in renewable energy set the course for his career. Based in Denver, Colorado, he brings a builder's understanding of solar racking systems and site design to developers and owners across the commercial and utility-scale renewables market.

Will Becker leads Western Frontier's team of engineers and designers, bringing more than eight years of transmission and distribution engineering across the full project lifecycle. A licensed Professional Engineer in Texas, he pairs hands-on line-design and structural expertise with the construction-side judgment that keeps projects buildable from concept through field execution.

Today, Will supports transmission and substation construction consulting across the Permian Basin, where he sequences outages, builds forward-looking construction schedules, and develops access and execution plans across multiple concurrent projects — driving engineering toward constructible designs and realistic field timelines.

Earlier in his career, Will engineered greenfield overhead line designs from rural single-phase distribution to congested urban dual-circuit 138 kV, performed pole loading analysis for at-risk replacements and joint-use make-ready, and designed T&D structures in wood, steel, and concrete — including direct-embed and anchor-bolt foundations. He has also stood up new line-design departments from the ground up, defining workflows, standards, and the deliverable discipline a growing practice depends on.

Will holds a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Texas Tech University (2017) and works primarily in PLS-CADD, PLS-POLE, and LPile. Based in Lubbock, Texas, he brings full-lifecycle T&D engineering — from stamped design through constructible field delivery — to utilities and developers across the region.