Technical and administrative direction of the Labs2Zero decarbonization program, including design and implementation of program components. Management of major software and engineering efforts. Founding and current member of the Labs2Zero Leadership Council and Chair of three Labs2Zero Technical Advisory Committees.

Active leadership role in I2SL with intent to drive industry-wide advancement of sustainability. Designed and managed development of the lab industry's leading energy benchmarking tool (lbt.i2sl.org), released in 2019 and upgraded annually. Played a major role in steering the organization through 2021 leadership transition and restructuring. Chair of the bylaws committee, founding board member of Northern California (2017) and New England (2014) chapters, President of Norcal chapter 2019-2020.

Expert consulting on energy and emissions in buildings, specializing in laboratory facilities and building controls. Contact me if you have an interesting project you'd like to tackle together.

In charge of engineering for new construction, retrofit projects, and energy efficiency across R&D sites in Vertex's portfolio. Responsible for global documentation and HVAC controls groups. Initiated 3rd party commissioning program, rebuilt global HVAC data analytics program, and overhauled engineering design review process for Vertex HQ. Emphasized consistency, collaboration, and expert assessments to advance safety and operational efficiency alongside sustainability and decarbonization.

Project management and highly detailed engineering expertise for many of kW's projects in the higher education and biotech sectors. My primary focus areas included HVAC control system design and commissioning, particularly for laboratory facilities; energy analysis and controls analytics, especially using SkySpark; and building performance benchmarking.

Energy efficiency consulting, specializing in existing and new commercial buildings. * Building energy modeling for mechanical and architectural design optimization; for utility incentive studies; and for LEED certification (including first certified LEED-NC project in France)* Energy auditing, analysis, measurement & verification, creation of custom tools for major utilities* Extensive experience with laboratories (>40 lab facilities)* Management and technical review of project engineers’ work* Teaching seminar classes, e.g. modeling with eQUEST; review and QC of energy models

* Directed fully independent research program: developed new large-scale computer simulations of environment around Saturn * Continued to publish in prominent refereed journals (current total 14 articles, >800 citations) * Co-coordinated Institute seminar series and visitor program with $100k budget * Evaluated applications for new Institute Fellowships; served 3 years on selection committee* Founded and led Center for Astrophysics Green Team

* Launched independent program of research in Department of Astronomy: created new physical models to explain findings of Cassini mission to Saturn * Presented invited colloquia at 10 top research institutions in US and Canada and exhibited work at many international conferences and Department seminars * Founded daily Department event to discuss latest results in astrophysics * Initiated productive collaboration with space physics group at Boston University

* Published 8 papers on 6 diverse topics in collaboration with 5 research groups, resulting in thesis “Adventures in Theoretical Astrophysics” * Assembled broad, versatile analytic and computational skillset through rapid assimilation of new fields * Teaching assistant for 3 undergraduate astronomy courses; instructed on telescope use