Emma Parrish Email & Phone Number

Orlando, Florida, United States

-Head of Certification in the North American Region for the G2 Platform turbines-Head of Certification for developing new technology within the US Market (SG164 Turbine)-Primary responsible for ensuring compliance of wind products and new technologies to relevant codes and standards-Oversees the safety and function tests, turbine validation campaigns, and manufacturing evaluations-Maintains existing prototype turbines and type certificates-Site Assessment Engineer responsible for the full wind turbine site assessment process: site inspections, interpretation of wind data, verification of turbine positions, and assessment of loads to determine site suitability.-Checks optimizations of site lay-out in respect to minimization of loads and increased energy production; to reduced costs for infrastructure, installation, and maintenance.

Orlando, Florida

- Generated power curve plots for wind turbines from a Python script on Jupyter Notebook to provide verification on the Annual Energy Percentage (AEP) needed for contract validation supporting in risk management- Created the final power performance plots used in official customer documentation reports to demonstrate standard turbine performance metrics on the SWT-2.3-108 and SG 4.5-145 machines during power performance testing- Worked with various data analysis and filtering techniques that led to the verification of wind turbine performance results which led to proposals on which filtering parameters would validate the contract guidelines- Lead officer for the Siemens Wind Energy Engineering Training program, working to provide guidance to new hires on wind turbine mechanics and training assistance for a Wind Power Overview presentation- Assistant Engineering Department Product Customer Documentation (PCD) Officer responsible for creating and revising documents such as test procedures, installation guidelines, contract exhibits, etc. while also creating procedures for editing and publishing official engineering documents

Orlando, Florida

- Gained familiarity with IDL by utilizing occultation data files from the Cassini probe to develop plots demonstrating the varying optical depths in regions of Saturn’s rings- Created a Monte Carlo simulation routine in IDL to model statistics for the optical depth of self-gravity wakes- Gained interpersonal and communication skills by attending weekly Cassini research meetings to discuss findings and present project updates