Developing low-carbon district energy systems that significantly reduce carbon footprints and enhance resiliency. Collaborating with developers, asset managers, institutions, utilities, and governments in the western US. Leading the development of new district energy systems from origination to contract negotiations and commercialization. This includes due diligence, concept development, technology selection, project economics, rate design, commercial structuring, and investment approvals.

Improving the way we create and operate next generation life science facilities and laboratories. I developed and take ownership of the company-wide strategy to excel in the Life Science vertical market.

Led the Facility Services Group sales team to exceed UMC's goals for growth. Massive results were achieved through a consultative sales model. My team was able to deliver the best options and outcomes for facility management teams, capturing massive market share.

Provided financially justified facility improvements. Developed projects from the ground up. Created financial models and project metrics for lifecycle cost analysis. These projects include analytics-based continuous improvement services and utility funded capital projects.

Supported sales engineers with creation, development, and financial justification of energy projects. Identified, and calculate savings of, energy efficiency measures across multiple vertical markets. Met regularly with customers to support energy conservation efforts and review data analytics. Analytics development and deployment on the SkySpark platform. Managed large-scale environmental control system analytics project for Naval Facilities Engineering Command Northwest.

Provided system and energy analysis for account managers, customers, and companies enrolled in our utility incentive program. This includes auditing, utility data analysis, energy modeling, a feasibility study, and life-cycle cost analysis of the recommended actions.

Green Campus interns work closely with faculty, staff, administrators and other students to engage them in their projects, spearheading educational campaigns that involve the entire campus community.The Green Campus Program is a student-driven energy efficiency education program that promotes careers in the field, generates actual energy savings, increases awareness of the importance of energy efficiency, and encourages academic infusion of sustainability concepts.Projects range from energy audits and assessments, residential and laboratory energy competitions, intern-led and faculty sponsored academic courses, green career fairs, and energy efficiency technology retrofits.

The Industrial Assessment Centers (IACs), sponsored by EERE's Industrial Technologies Program, provide eligible small- and medium-sized manufacturers with no-cost energy assessments. Additionally, the IACs serve as a training ground for the next-generation of energy savvy engineers.