Thomas E. Baker was working for Southern California Edison (SCE) as a protective relay technician performing new construction and overhaul testing of large generating station electrical systems and associated high voltage switchyards when he was inducted into the Marine Corps. Following release from active duty, he returned to the technician position and took advantage of the GI educational bill, eventually completing a master’s degree in electrical power engineering and management.
Following graduation, Baker held various electrical engineering positions involving metering, protection, distribution, and apparatus, and for the last 15 years of his career with SCE, he was responsible for the electrical engineering support of ...
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