Team
WaterTectonics employs over 65 team members across six different departments: business development, finance, research, engineering, manufacturing, and field operations. Click below to learn more about our key team members and the experience they can bring to your next project.
Jim Mothersbaugh
Chief Executive OfficerBorn and raised in Seattle, Washington, Jim spent much of his childhood conducting chemistry experiments in his parent’s basement and high school science lab, a curiosity which led him to the
Brad Wiens
Chief Financial Officer (Interim)Brad brings over thirty years of financial and management experience in multi-location and multi-national business.
Jason Mothersbaugh
Vice PresidentJoining WaterTectonics in 2006, Jason has had primary operations and business responsibility for Water Tectonics. As a Board Member and General Manger, Water Tectonics has grown from fi
TJ Mothersbaugh
Business Development ManagerJoining WaterTectonics in 2008, TJ has supported the sales and marketing efforts of the company through multiple roles. TJ graduated from Pacific Lutheran University with a B.S.
Bryan Nielsen
Research ManagerA seasoned research scientist, Bryan has more than a decade of laboratory and field experience in water treatment technology research and development.
Liisa Doty
National Construction Accounts ManagerBorn and raised in Western Washington Liisa spent many hours investigating the tidal zones of Puget Sound and Ocean Shores.
Denney Eames
Director, Membrane TechnologyJoining WaterTectonics in 2012, Denney brings to the team a comprehensive record of experience in business development, water treatment engineering, business partnering, strategic planning, op
Michael Scott
Northwest Regional Sales Engineer
Rick Todd, PE
Midwest Regional Sales ConsultantRick brings to WaterTectonics broad experience in industrial & municipal wastewater treatment design, construction management, field service, and sales & marketing support. With a B.S.
Gena Gustin
Southeast Regional Sales ConsultantGena has been working in the water sector for the past 10 years in various roles, including marine ecological field research investigating anthropogenic stressors, aquaculture management, and envir
