Kyle Smith, P.E. Email & Phone Number

Conshohocken, Pa

Fire protection engineer with work experience on a range of projects across the multiple business regions of Jacobs. Have international experience working on projects in the Middle East, Asia, South America, and Europe. Focus is generally on high-hazard new and renovated facilities with experience in above ground and underground fire protection as well as fire alarm systems design.Have experience as a discipline lead for multiple projects for fire protection as well as Environmental, Health, and Safety. Perform hydraulic calculations and analyses using KY Pipe / HASS softwares, create CFD / FDS computer models for performance based design, fire and smoke analysis; provide code, risk, and fire protection engineering assessments as well as AutoCAD / Microstation drawings. Also experienced with PHAST / SAFETI software for dispersion consequence and risk assessment modeling.In addition to my daily job for the last 5 years, I served in various leadership positions in the Jacobs Future Network, which is a global inclusion group across Jacobs that promotes the development of employees with 0-5 years of work experience. Most recently, I led a committee of 9 Region leads across the globe to ensure that over 90 local programs in nearly 170 offices were connected and running effectively.

Washington Crossing, Pa

Develop preplans for commercial locations through unique online based softwareCreate and edit AutoCAD drawings of floor and site plans of various locations.

Worked as a carpenter to put additions onto or remodel single and multiple family residences.

Apart from studies in the field of Fire Protection Engineering from 2006 to 2010, I was involved in a research project from 2009 to 2010 at the Baltimore-Washington International (BWI) Airport through the FPE department at UMD. This research project involved documenting and producing CAD drawings of the as-built sprinkler, detection, and alarm equipment at BWI.

Was part of the Building and Fire Research Laboratory (BFRL) group conducting experiments and research on phase change material for passive heat absorption in firefighting turnout gear.