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John Campo has a diverse work experience spanning several companies and roles. John started their career as a Summer Intern at Campo Sheet Metal Works, Inc. in 1983. John then worked as an Engineering Co-op at Koch-Glitsch Field Services, where they gained expertise in API, NBIC, and ASME codes.

Campo went on to work at Rohm and Haas as a Stationary Equipment Engineer and later as a SAP Plant Maintenance Specialist, where they led the implementation of SAP PM for multiple sites. John was also responsible for maintenance, reliability, and mechanical integrity support for various units.

Campo then joined Celanese as a Maintenance and Reliability Manager, where they managed staff and provided engineering support for equipment. At BHP Billiton, they worked as a Reliability Centered Maintenance Advisor.

Finally, Campo became Vice President of Engineering Services at PinnacleART, where they focused on delivering quality services, developing employees, and ensuring customer satisfaction. John also played a key role in the merger of Pinnacle Asset Integrity Service and Advanced Reliability Technology. Campo's work contributed to PinnacleART's rapid growth and recognition as one of the fastest-growing companies.

John Campo earned their Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering from Texas A&M University. John attended the university from 1994 to 1998. Additionally, they obtained a certification as a Professional Engineer from the Texas Board of Professional Engineers in June 2005.