I am the Lead Project Developer for our ESCo team working in the MUSH-CL space in the Greater Bay Area. We are developing energy efficiency projects for our customers in order to reduce utility budgets, enhance the operators ability to maintain buildings, ease capital planning and reduce energy use. Our goal is to educate and empower our customers to have optimized faculties for the betterment of the occupants and community.

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Constellation was a big shift in the application of my skills. I went from wellhead energy efficiency with COMM Engineering to end-use equipment efficiency with Constellation. I very much enjoyed the shift in customers and projects. At Constellation I have worked with other engineers and learned a lot about how to develop, design, finance and implement an energy conservation project. My ability to work on more projects and a wide variety of projects has been a major asset for me while at Constellation.During my tenure I have worked with the regional, federal, public housing, EME and the M&V teams. My open and positive outlook allows me to integrate with diverse teams and has given me a broad perspective on how different projects are run. To date I’ve helped complete over $280M in energy efficiency projects including two projects over $50M.By focusing on the customer's satisfaction and getting the job done right the first time I feel that I bring signficant value to everyone. By effectively managing our contracting partners and managing our internal resources effectively, I've been able to help bring in these projects. ESCo work is about energy, therms and water. But it is mostly about the relationships that you have to build and manage throughout the process of a project that ultimately gets the job done. This is where I am confident that I bring value to my projects.I have spent the bulk of my professional career to date with Constellation and have learned so much from this experience. The soft skills that I’ve developed in communication and team management have proven invaluable already and I look forward to further improvement.

COMM Engineering was my first engineering position. This was a significant moment for me in my evolution and development as an engineer. I was finally utilizing my skills to help solve real, big world problems. I was the Lead Project Engineer for design and development of the Environmental Vapor Recovery Unit (EVRU) system. I trained with the Senior PE for about a year learning the specifics of the oil and gas industry and how to properly affect change.I was responsible for initial customer consultations and design work up through and including installation and testing when required. I worked very closely with my piping designer, fabrication contractors, material suppliers, installation technicians and testing operators to ensure high quality products were delivered on schedule.I spent my time• Supervising daily operations of multiple projects in various phases of completion• Supported CEO and Senior Engineer in strategic planning of products and services for clients• Streamlined internal documentation and training for future projects and employees and wrote the design manual for the system• Designed new framework for engineering process and documentation to shorten design and fabrication cycles• Performed detailed field operations and comprehensive studies of production facilities to ensure sizing design and implementation qualityThis was one of the highest growth phases of my professional career, looking back. I learned a whole new industry in a very short period of time and was quickly allowed to take on the responsibility of designing and managing the fabrication of projects. I had a great time, learned a lot about engineering and the real world.

As a student energy auditor team member for the Industrial Assessment Center I was exposed to a very diverse set of manufacturing business’ across the Gulf Coast region. Being exposed to so many different industries in such a short period of time while performing critical energy saving assessments was a huge learning experience.By visiting industries ranging from fence post manufacturer to chicken processing plant to an oil refinery and PVC manufacturer, I was able to see all kinds of equipment and processes in action.By being an audit leader and team member I was responsible for • Delegation of assignments to team members throughout assessment• Survey manufacturing facilities equipment and utilities for possible energy reductions• Document and chart energy savings for Department of Energy and client reports• Prepare economic and environmental results for the reduction of greenhouse gas emissionsThis was one of the most exciting times of my life. Getting to see such large scale equipment on a frequent basis in so many different industries was truly amazing and eye opening.

As a part of my admission to the graduate program at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette I worked with the Dean of Engineering as a teaching assistant for the freshman drafting class. I had spent a lot of time learning drafting techniques in my time at Colorado State University and have a passion for the details of design.My responsibilities included classroom instruction, office hours and grading for the class. The class covered the following topics• Manual drafting techniques, sketching various views and drawing standards from industry• Demonstration of manual drafting techniques to students• Facilitated comprehension of industry drawing standards with examples• Guided students on an individual basis to further enhance skills presented during lectures