Glenn obtained his engineering qualifications while working with the instrumentation and systems engineering group at the BF Goodrich plant in Altona.

After leaving BF Goodrich to broaden his range of experience, Glenn worked for Uncle Bens Australia where he was involved in projects related to high speed packaging plant and providing support for the production and maintenance departments in the application of PLC's for plant control systems.

At Kimberly Clark, Glenn was part of a six-member team responsible for administration and supervision of the design, construction and commissioning of a $M96 fully integrated paper machine project which was completed on budget four months ahead of schedule.

Originally establishing Glenn Jobling Consulting in 1994 Glenn realised the opportunity to diversify and expand the business and so Adelaide Control Engineering was born.

Glenn has undertaken design, supply and commissioning of control and automation systems for manufacturing industries including chemical and pharmaceutical manufacture, milk processing and packaging, almond sorting and packing, pre-cast concrete pipe and associated products and steel manufacture and for utilities including electricity generators, water reticulation companies.