Brian D. Hall

Brian D. Hall is a researcher dedicated to the fields of human-computer interaction, data visualization, and augmented reality. He currently serves as the Assistant Vice President at the University of Michigan, overseeing the production, procurement, and distribution of utility services. With extensive experience in both academia and industry, he has published multiple papers on mixed reality, visualization, and data science. Additionally, he is a licensed professional engineer in Ohio and holds bachelor's and master's degrees in electrical engineering from the University of Toledo. His research focuses primarily on optimizing user experiences in data visualization and augmented reality systems under conditions of uncertainty.

• 2020–Present·University of Michigan·Assistant Vice President (Utilities)
  • Oversees the production, procurement, and distribution of critical campus utility systems, including steam, electricity, natural gas, and potable water.
• 2016–2020·University of Michigan·Senior Manager of Electrical Operations
  • Managed daily operations and maintenance of the university's power distribution and outdoor lighting systems.
• 1997–2016·Ford and Visteon Manufacturing Facilities·Various Engineering and Management Roles
  • Primarily focused on engineering and operations in manufacturing facilities.
• 1995–1997·Bay Shore Power Plant, Toledo Edison Company·Engineering Support
  • Supported preventative maintenance programs and substation operations at the power plant.

• 1990–1995·University of Toledo·Master’s Degree
  • Electrical Engineering
• 1986–1990·University of Toledo·Bachelor’s Degree
  • Electrical Engineering