Education
Master’s degree in Power Systems Engineering from The University of Texas at Austin.
About Dielectric Analytics
Dielectric Analytics is based in Iceland and provides independent transformer and high-voltage technical review for critical power assets.
Founder
Davíð Örn Jónsson
M.Sc. Electrical Engineer
Dielectric Analytics is led by Davíð Örn Jónsson, an electrical engineer specializing in transformer assessment, high-voltage measurements, partial discharge analysis, power-quality review, factory testing, technical procurement, and transformer-related evidence review.
He holds a master’s degree in Power Systems Engineering from The University of Texas at Austin and has lecturer experience at The University of Texas at Austin, Baylor University, and Reykjavik University.
The work is built around a simple principle: organize the technical evidence, identify uncertainty, and help the client decide what action is justified.
Technical profile
Teaching
Lecturer experience at The University of Texas at Austin, Baylor University, and Reykjavik University.
Technical focus
Transformer assessment, high-voltage measurements, partial discharge analysis, power-quality review, factory testing, technical procurement, and transformer-related evidence review.
Asset context
Experience context includes power plants, substations, generators, generator step-up transformers, distribution transformers, high-voltage assets, transformer procurement, and factory testing.
Working approach
Organize the available information, separate supported conclusions from uncertainty, and state the limits of the review.
Independence and confidentiality
Review work is independent, evidence-led, and handled without publishing client names, confidential asset details, project outcomes, or technical records.
Practice focus
Many transformer and high-voltage decisions are made with incomplete data. Dielectric Analytics reviews available records, clarifies what the evidence supports, and states the limits of the review.
Legal, commercial, procurement-procedure, payment, and final operational decisions remain with the client and appointed advisors.
Working principles
- Respect existing engineering and operational ownership.
- Separate evidence-supported conclusions from uncertainty.
- Recommend additional testing only where the value is clear.
- Keep technical, legal, commercial, and procurement responsibilities distinct.
Contact
For transformer, high-voltage, power-quality, factory testing, or technical procurement review inquiries, send a short description of the issue and the decision you are facing.
- Location
- Iceland · available internationally
Please do not send confidential technical documents in the first message. If a review is appropriate, a suitable document-transfer method or confidentiality arrangement can be agreed.