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Tobias Hogan has a diverse work experience. Tobias started as a Computer Programmer at Experian, where they specialized in writing programs for client mailing campaigns using proprietary languages based on C, COBAL, Basic languages, and principles. After working there for seven years, Tobias transitioned to the field of electrical work, starting as an Electrician Apprentice at Kelso-Burnett. Tobias then became an Electrician at Aldridge Electric, where they worked on various federal and private owner projects, gaining experience in commercial and industrial environments such as underground infrastructures, remodels, new construction, high and low voltages, lighting and lighting controls, security and fire alarm systems, conveyor systems, mechanical systems, roadway lighting, power distribution systems, and battery and UPS systems. Tobias also served as a Project Engineer/Estimator at Aldridge Electric, managing security, fire alarm, and AV construction and maintenance work. Tobias later became a Project Manager, leading Inside Industrial Electrical and Transit Construction Projects, including the CTA Red Line Rehabilitation, CTA Wilson Station Advance JOC Project, O'hare Automated Transit System Reconstruction Project, Great Lake Naval Station, and Ft. Sheridan Reserve Center. Tobias then took on a role as Manager of Agile Operations, responsible for implementing Agile Construction Project Management methodology and training field personnel and project teams to utilize Agile for better project planning and execution. Most recently, they have been serving as the Project Director - National Transit at Aldridge Electric, overseeing the overall Project Controls and Signal, Comm, and Tunnel System Scopes for the SWLRT project.

Tobias Hogan's education history begins in 1997 when they attended Northern Illinois University. Tobias completed their studies in 2000, earning a degree in Business Administration. During their time at the university, they focused on various subjects including OMIS, Engineering, Business Management, and Computer Programming.

Following their undergraduate studies, Hogan pursued an apprenticeship at IBEW NJATC from 2005 to 2010. Through this program, they became a Journeyman Electrician, gaining expertise in the field of Electrical work.

In 2017, Hogan attended Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management. Tobias completed the Kellogg Executive Scholar program in 2018, specializing in Operations & Technology.

Based on the provided information, Hogan's educational background consists of a degree in Business Administration from Northern Illinois University, an apprenticeship in Electrical work, and completion of the Kellogg Executive Scholar program at Northwestern University.