Founder / Inventor — PQS
Independent technical development of noise-stationary locking and related supervisory-control concepts; validation planning and technical communication.
A background in acoustics, technical documentation, and applied engineering—and a research program built around testable measurement questions.

Jon is the founder and inventor behind Peterson Quantum Sensing. His work combines independent study in optics, interferometry, and signal processing with a career in architectural drafting, engineering support, and acoustical consulting.
He develops the supervisory-control concepts, technical documentation, and validation plans behind PQS. The company is currently pursuing an electrical-to-optical validation pathway.
His University of Kansas degree is in architectural engineering with an acoustics emphasis. His professional background includes construction documents, field measurements, technical drawings, and sound-system work.
Drawings, measurements, technical records, and clear test plans connect Jon’s work across disciplines.
Independent technical development of noise-stationary locking and related supervisory-control concepts; validation planning and technical communication.
Media + Architecture: residential and commercial drafting, plans, elevations, sections, schedules, field measurements, and as-built documentation. Project ownership and original files remain with Dan Fankhauser where noted in the portfolio.
Engineering Dynamics International and Acoustical Design Group: acoustical modeling, sound-system CAD drawings, AV evaluation, documentation, and client coordination.
Documentation of the New York Life Insurance Building in Kansas City for the Historic American Buildings Survey. The measured-drawing set received an honorable mention for the Charles E. Peterson Prize.
Jon writes, plays, records, and produces music through his home-studio label. Explore the local single or choose an album from the Wavlake catalog.
Have an instrument with a measurable limitation and an accessible control? Let’s define a focused evaluation.