About Us

Neil is an innovative leader with over ten years of experience in MBSE, Digital Engineering and Data Transformation. He is the founder of Enola Technologies, a Digital Engineering company positioned to embrace the future of Systems Engineering and streamline data transformations for customers. Prior to founding Enola Technologies, Neil held multiple leadership positions including that of lead systems engineer for the Navy’s hypersonic missile and several positions on DOD projects. Early in his career, Neil was Solutions Architect at No Magic where he helped to develop the Magicdraw/ Cameo tool set. Neil has been an avid programmer since age 13 and holds a computer science degree from The University of Texas at Austin.

David Fields brings more than 15 years of Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) expertise to his role as Chief Technology Officer at Enola Technologies, LLC. Launching his career in the Warfare Analysis department at Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR), David honed his skills in electronic warfare and mission engineering. He shifted focus to Systems Engineering, where he played a pivotal role in integrating DoDAF, UPDM, and SysML methodologies into major program offices. His significant contributions include a six-year tenure as the MBSE lead for the Navy’s pioneering carrier-based unmanned aircraft, the MQ-25. As key figure in the initiation of NAVAIR’s Systems Engineering Transformation (SET) Initiative, David architected a Navy-wide MBSE framework that spans multiple classification levels. Before co-founding Enola, he was instrumental as the Digital Engineering Lead for the Army’s Future Long-Range Assault Aircraft (FLRAA) program, where he spearheaded the adoption of MBSE best practices and crafted a strategic digital collaboration roadmap. At Enola, David continues to deliver unparalleled MBSE and Digital Engineering (DE) expertise to clients across various sectors, leveraging his extensive background to foster innovation and technical excellence.

For ten years prior to his graduation from the University of Texas at Dallas with a Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Engineering, Tim Anderson tutored students of all ages in STEM courses. This provided him with a solid foundation of how individuals learn and fostered his love of training and consulting. After graduating, he began his career as a software developer for No Magic. There he developed a deep understanding of MBSE and the modeling languages published by the OMG. He was the lead representative for No Magic in the Financial Industry Business Ontology effort and was a key contact for supporting many of their larger clients. After several promotions from software developer, to head of US technical support, to manager of US solutions architecture, Tim took a position leading the architecture efforts on the Integrated Personnel and Pay System for the Army for two years. Upon returning to solutions architecture, Tim produced and delivered many of the training courses taught by No Magic, most of which are still active. For six years, he expanded his experience working with teams across all industries including Automotive, Aerospace, Defense, Financial, Healthcare, and more. In 2021, with the collaboration of his partners, he co-founded Enola Technologies and currently operates as its COO. Training, consulting, and mentoring has been a primary aspect of Tim’s entire career. He thrives on helping teams develop their skillsets and become independently successful.

At No Magic (acquired by Dassault Systemes in 2018), Alec rapidly rose through the ranks from software developer to solution architect with the responsibility of language/tool training to customer acceleration, including Boeing, Ford, GE Transportation, and Army PEO M&S to assisting with their early digital transformations. In 2019, Alec became the Chief Engineer of Digital Engineering for MTSI in which he performed a digital transformation on the company itself including development of an On Demand training platform, coaching/mentoring MTSI’s resources working on projects like hypersonic weapons, Navy ships, NASA Advanced Air Mobility, and space-related endeavors. It was in this role where Alec started the research into the reusable digitization of regulations, and standards, with MBSE with the objective of reducing rework and errors caused by misinterpretation with the goal of benefitting the field of Systems Engineering as a whole. Alec currently leads the technical division focused around integrating Enterprise Architecture, Software Architecture, and Ontologies into architect digital enterprises. Alec’s company, Enola Technologies, continues its pursuit of improving the advancement of DE, MBSE, EA, and SwA in support of customers who are actively changing the status-quo in their respective industries while being the go-to Dassault Systemes trainers for all course related to MagicDraw/Cameo/Catia Magic.