Ecoremedy hires Nick Pfister as process analyst

Ecoremedy has added Nick Pfister to its operations team as a process analyst, where he will help connect engineering and operations work. The Pittsburgh company says his wastewater and solids-handling background will support system optimization and project delivery.

Why it matters: - Nick Pfister adds nearly a decade of wastewater and solids-handling experience to Ecoremedy’s operations team. - His role sits at the point where engineering concepts become field operations, which can affect how reliably solids-handling systems perform for clients.

What happened: - Ecoremedy named Nick Pfister a process analyst on its operations team. - The company said Pfister will bridge operations and engineering to support process integration, system optimization and project delivery. - Ecoremedy said Pfister will also help move projects from concept to hands-on operations. - The announcement was made July 7, 2026, from Pittsburgh.

The details: - Pfister is a licensed Grade 3 Wastewater Treatment Plant Operator in Washington state. - He previously worked in Jacobs’ operations division. - His career there included roles as Operator-in-Training, Operator, Lead Operator and Operations Consultant. - Pfister has experience in wastewater treatment, solids handling and fluid bed incineration. - He also operated the incinerator in Vancouver, Washington. - Pfister worked with engineers from Jacobs, the City of Vancouver, Brown and Caldwell and Ecoremedy on multiple projects. - Those projects included planning and troubleshooting work that relied on operational input. - Pfister first encountered Ecoremedy while overseeing performance at the Edmonds, Washington facility. - He was impressed by Ecoremedy Fluid Lift™ gasification technology and chose to join the company.

Between the lines: - Ecoremedy appears to be leaning on field operators with plant-level experience to strengthen product deployment and customer outcomes. - Hiring someone who has worked on both operations and engineering-adjacent projects may help the company reduce friction between design and real-world use.

What's next: - Pfister will contribute to Ecoremedy’s operations work as the company continues developing and delivering solids-handling systems. - His background suggests the company is prioritizing smoother transitions from design to operating facilities. - Ecoremedy’s social channels and company updates remain available through its announced LinkedIn page, Facebook page, YouTube channel and X account.