John Stark, Eit, M.Eng Email & Phone Number

Chicago, Il, Us

New York, Ny, Us

Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Us

- Designed PT slabs, RC columns, and shear walls for buildings up to 35 stories using RAM Concept, S-Concrete, and ETABS - Conducted the design of low-rise hotels with stick-framed wood, CFS, steel moment frames, and PT concrete podiums - Lead the design of custom concealed connections, CLT vibration studies, and typical details for a mass timber building - Coordinated multiple designs and vibration studies for steel buildings using RAM SS, SAP2000, and a custom-built Excel sheet - Utilized Tekla Tedds, RAM Concept, and ETABS to design concrete mat foundations, pile caps, eccentric footings, and strap beams- Drafted Revit plan drawings, sections, and details ranging from preliminary schematic sets to IFC drawings - Member of the Computational Design Group; developed and improved computational tools for optimal and efficient design- Member of the SE2050 group; helped develop an Embodied Carbon Action Plan, and served as the group's Tally Technical Leader by using the Tally LCA embodied carbon calculation software

Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Us

- Structurally designed reinforced concrete columns for a 35 story high-rise building - Lead the structural design of a two-story timber mansion subjected to high seismic and snow loading- Designed and modeled a two-story steel conference center in RAM Structural Systems- Produced a 100% structural drawing set of the conference center containing beam and column sizes, column base plates, footings, and typical connections, all in Revit

Chicago, Illinois, Us

President of the UIC Student Steel Bridge Club. Leading the design and fabrication of a steel bridge for the AISC Student Steel Bridge Competition.

New York, Ny, Us

I was placed on the Argonne National Labs Project for my second internship at Turner. The project was a data center expansion and exterior renovation. My job duties included:- Reviewing, approving, and processing RFIs and submittals through coordination with engineers and subcontractors. RFI and Submittal coordination was done through Procore. - Marking up drawings in Bluebeam to send to engineers, architects, subcontractors, or the client if there was an error, question, or clarification.- Analyzing and organizing architectural and engineering drawings, as well as specifications, through Procore and Bluebeam. - Participating in OAC, design team, BIM coordination, staff, foreman, and daily huddle meetings. I lead our team's staff meetings as well as took meeting minutes/notes in all meetings.- Coordinating and preparing documentation for an ISO45001 Safety Audit- Formulating pricing for part of the project. This included me sending drawings out for pricing and determining scope for each subcontractor-Touring the project site daily to learn the specific work done by subcontractor

Chicago, Illinois, Us

Secretary of the UIC Student Steel Bridge Club. Assisting with the design and fabrication of a steel bridge for the AISC Student Steel Bridge Competition.

New York, Ny, Us

I interned at Turner for a 6 week virtual/on site internship program. Virtual days consisted of taking online classes within Turner's University system as well as joining in meetings with different people across the company. Some topics of the classes were OSHA 30 Hour Training, Structural Steel Engineering and Fabrication, Building Envelope Overview, and MEP Fundamentals. In person days were tours on current Turner job sites allowing us interns to ask many questions about the construction process while also completing activities throughout the day. Many of the in person days were used for us to collaborate in teams to work on a project that was presented at the end of the internship. The project was to create a response to an RFP and present in a mock interview. Overall, I learned about every aspect of the construction process throughout this internship and I am glad to have this new wealth of knowledge.

Chicago, Il, Us

Modeled a human eye and micro-camera in Solidworks. Conducted finite element analysis in ANSYS Workbench Steady-State and Transient Thermal of heat flow in the human eye. Examined the heating and cooling potential of a micro-camera inside the human eye to determine if the micro-camera is safe to use based on FDA standards. Analyzed the temperature distribution in the human eye caused from an Eye Cooling Ring device to determine its capability to treat an eye with ocular trauma.

Master Of Engineering - Meng, Structural Engineering

Bachelor'S Degree, Civil Engineering

High School Diploma