Greg Bullock is a mechanical engineering faculty member at Grand Canyon University with extensive industry experience. With his BS in Mechanical Engineering from Washington State University and his MS in Mechanical Engineering specializing in Dynamic Systems and Controls, Bullock started his 26-year engineering and management career in Oregon. Bullock’s engineering experience has spanned Intel, Electro Scientific Industries, and Cymer/ASML Corporation. Throughout his career, Bullock was responsible for Intel’s first 300mm wafer fabrication equipment process flow and layout, was a program manager for Intel’s Research and Development facility, and was an engineering manager and director working with semiconductor photolithography. With extensive management experience and a passion for helping people grow, teaching the next generation of engineers was a logical next step. Beginning his career at GCU after his daughter enrolled, Bullock was responsible for the equipment, setup and safety standards of the engineering workshops. As a full time faculty member, Bullock will teach computer aided design and mechanical instrumentation and devices and lab. Originally from Washington, Bullock moved to Phoenix, AZ in 2016. In his free time, he enjoys fly fishing, restoring and customizing sports cars, and radio controlled aircraft.